Sentence examples for supply referring from inspiring English sources
"We could perhaps reduce the annual Indonesian emissions by 5percentt with this one project," said Jouko Virta, April's president of global fiber supply, referring to the company's plan to ring the peninsula's core.
However, Uganda is advocating a revisit of the provisions relating to mode 4 supply referring to the movement of natural persons.
...and the "supply" referred to the suppleness not of the long-limbed dancers but of the words Sligo, free and beer for FOLIES BERGERE.
A smart air conditioning unit with functions of cooling, heating and hot water supply (referred to as CHU) is proposed for heating or cooling of residential buildings.
Because of an editing error, a report in the World Briefing column on Thursday about a plan by Singapore to use recycled waste water in its drinking supply referred incorrectly to the treatment process.
Seth Mydans (NYT) Correction: September 30 , 2002 Monday Because of an editing error, a report in the World Briefing column on Thursday about a plan by Singapore to use recycled waste water in its drinking supply referred incorrectly to the treatment process.
Here the term supply refers to the supply of farmers' produce to the cooperative.
Tap water supply: refers to the total supply of water to the households' from the YSWC, it is measured in terms regular water supply without interruption.
In the labor market for teachers, supply refers to the number of teachers willing to teach at a given level of compensation, and demand refers to the number of teaching positions open at a given level of compensation.
In an email to us, The Sound Supply referred to the site as a music group-buying service, implying that you can buy discounted music albums by purchasing them as a group (e.g. if 50 people agree to buy the bundle for $15, the sale goes through – see fipster) but as far as I can tell this is not the case.
In the first and second equation, distribution and overall supply refer to the bed density of each municipality in 2010 for IFs in Tokyo, and 2009 for IFs in NRW.
