Sentence examples for supplying itself from inspiring English sources

In addition, surveillance aircraft would take on an ever increasing role in spotting adversaries, while transport planes would continue to support a growing Iraqi military, which for now is not capable of supplying itself.

In addition to food production, agriculture produces renewable raw materials for supplying itself with bioenergy and biofuels on released arable land and grassland.

It's likely Apple's standards will be high when it comes to lugs created by third-parties versus those it's supplying itself, but it's unclear what the relative cost advantages or hindrances might be with either option.

China built a pipeline system supplying itself with gas from Turkmenistan via Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan, and added a fourth branch to this system running through Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan.

"The Navy can supply itself, prepare itself and equip itself for war," said Ignacio Rivera, a radio commentator.

In explaining the evolution of tracheophytes, it has been suggested that a mutant form of green algae developed a primitive rootlike function with which to supply itself with water and minerals.

In recent months, partly because of the vacuum created by last year's writers' strike, American television has supplied itself with Canadian imports that have done little to convince us that Canada is a stronghold of untapped cultural capital.

The language of this business is arcane, but in essence it involves a bank using lots of debt, which it supplies itself, to buy companies, and then parcelling the debt up into securities of differing risks and (sometimes) selling these on to investors with different risk appetites.

(2015) stress the limitations of using this data: first, seizures and arrests can be closer to governments' response to drug dealing and not to drugs supply itself and, secondly, these records may be biased by police corruption.

During the 1970s, the then manpower services commission (MSC) had become increasingly frustrated at the inability of the existing apprenticeship system to recruit a relatively large volume of apprentices and at the tendency for companies to use the existing system as means to supply itself with relatively low wage labour.

Turkey's porous borders have allowed the jihadist group to supply itself with fighters and supplies relatively openly.