Sentence examples for upon the supply from inspiring English sources

The same principles can be adopted for pond fisheries by developing highly productive systems based upon the supply of some waste produce of ducks and pigs.

The price per unit of time that a particular kind of labour commands in the market depends not only upon the technical efficiency of the labourer but also upon the demand for the particular services that he is able to furnish, upon their relative scarcity, and upon the supply of other productive agents.

The focus upon the supply chain by Washington's highest official is, of course, an opportunity to defend the value of globalization.

These ponds were constructed in 1993 and are completely dependent upon the supply of groundwater as a water source throughout the year.

In fact, we were surprised to see that, although the black swans totaled 27% of the total, they had a rather smaller impact upon the supply chain than much smaller risks (these figures are illustrated in the graphic above).

Professor J.C. Ewart and colleagues reported in 1888, "The result appears to be a drain upon the supply of fish from the inshore waters sufficient, even without trawling, to cause diminution" [29].

Critics of the current system of philanthropy claim that the result is a system of hospitals dependant upon the supplies foreigners decide to donate and how many foreign volunteers are able to fly in that week; versus the more autonomous model of a hospital making purchases based on need, and hiring a local staff familiar with the local diseases.

The key to this system is that the value of the dollar would be defined in terms of gold, but that monetary operations would have no impact upon either the supply of, or the demand for, gold itself.

There was no pretense that the water was impure, and the evidence was conflicting upon the sufficiency of the supply.

In Mexico dams of this kind are used in the irrigation of large tracts of territory, which are dependent entirely upon this means for the supply of that element and for their crops.

However, in the debate on health care changes, only the side of the demand for technological innovation has been focused upon; the conditions governing the supply of innovation have been neglected [ 26].