Sentence examples for supply internationally from inspiring English sources
What began as a family store has become an empire with a wholesale division, a home decor wing and a Web site started last year to supply internationally.
What began as a family store has become an empire with a wholesale division, a home décor wing and a Web site started last year to supply internationally.
While we focus specifically on the US supply due to the recent boom, questions about environmental outcomes and the abundant supply internationally are relevant for other producing countries involved with the international trade of natural gas.
UNICEF is helping procure supplies internationally, but additional funds are required until the end of the year for those imports.
Although the company has won some juicy concessions to supply water internationally, its domestic business is under attack (see box).
Additionally, the supply of internationally-trained health human resources is an assumed factor considered in Canadian HHR modelling and planning initiatives [ 4].
The US and other world powers have said they are ready to supply Libya's internationally recognised government in Tripoli with specific weapons to counter Islamic State, as well as to train the new Libyan government's presidential guard.
Third, the sample of childcare services may not be representative of other service types in Australia (for example, those that supply meals), or internationally.
In the proposal, the United States would offer Iran internationally supplied nonweapons-grade nuclear fuel "on the condition that all the nuclear waste is taken back" so that it cannot be used for bomb material.
In most cases pharmaceuticals will need to be supplied regionally or internationally, though the local production of traditional indigenous medicines could potentially play a role.
Oshitani et al. correctly emphasize that preparing for the next pandemic requires a global perspective, but this does not necessarily mean that the measures used to confront the pandemic in developing countries must be supplied through an internationally organized top-down process.
