Sentence examples for universal supply from inspiring English sources

The inability of government led and supported water facilities constituting the formal water service delivery to achieve universal supply obligation has led to individual efforts to cope with the situation.

Though this country's dairy farmers have struggled in the face of everything from foot and mouth and quota controls to aggressive supermarkets and low milk prices, Britain has retained a universal supply of affordable fresh milk, untainted by the flavour-destroying heat treatment that is so common abroad.

Other areas of dispute include copyright ownership of works produced by foreign authors and whether Universal supplied evidence to prove its ownership of the copyrights owned by companies it has acquired or merged with.

"A sortal universal supplies a principle for distinguishing and counting individual particulars which it collects.

It turns out that the word for Botox is the same in just about every language, and there is a near-universal supply of rich, vain, well-groomed and ill-mannered women ready to preen, bicker and malign one another on camera.

Power: With mains supplies ranging from 110 to 240 volts, a universal power supply is a must, most notebook power adaptors tend to be multi-voltage, but check before purchasing just in case.

It provides a universal water supply network in all the municipalities it serves.

Our facility has redundant air conditioning, state-of-the-art networking, and a 1 MW universal power supply (UPS).

He also campaigned for a universal water supply and for adequate sewer systems: cities needed, he said, "a venous and arterial system" to keep them healthy.

In some countries, including Germany, Switzerland, France, and Italy, so-called universal banks supply both traditional (or "narrow") commercial banking services and various nonbank financial services such as securities underwriting and insurance.

You don't have to worry about the electrical current--all laptops come with a universal power supply that adapts automatically, but many countries have different-shaped plugs than we do.