Sentence examples for supply organization from inspiring English sources

The main honey supply organization in New Zealand said it thinks 1,700 tons of the honey are produced in the country each year, yet the group also estimates 10,000 tons of "manuka" honey are sold globally each year.

Bruce Compton, who used to run the medical supply organization Hospital Sisters Mission Outreach, recently carried out a survey for the Catholic Health Association of the United States to see what Catholic hospitals, nursing homes and other institutions were collecting and shipping, what impact it had in poor countries, and how it might be done bigger and better.

Gonalez-Feliu et al. [13] uses similar simulation techniques to predict the km.PCUs and CO2 emissions for five probable goods movement scenarios concluding that a "mixed scenario" with the "best combination" of commercial planning, retail supply organization, and household supply organization could reduce km.PCUs and CO2 emissions by the year 2050.

In fact, Short Term Load Forecasting (STLF) plays a key role in energy management systems (EMS) and in the decision making process of every power supply organization.

These areas provided ecosystem services to four buyers: two hydropower plants, one water supply organization and one tourism company.

Once a feature of the domestic supply organization prior to economic restructuring, home delivery ensured all households had equal and ready daily access to milk.

This is standard practice for businesses, but most medical supply organizations don't do it.

The operational-modes perspective attempts to solve the demand/supply mismatch by segmenting patients according to need types, and devising corresponding supply organizations that focus on one type of medical problem.

The New York metropolitan region's largest blood-supply organization is experiencing an emergency shortage because of a drop in donations after the arrival of wintry weather, the group said yesterday.

The data have been obtained from Sanquin Blood Supply, which is the only blood product collecting and supplying organization in the Netherlands.

The development of the hemoglobin prediction rule is based on longitudinal (panel) data from blood donations collected by Sanquin (the only blood product collecting and supplying organization in the Netherlands).