Sentence examples for voluntary supply from inspiring English sources

Payments for ecosystems services (PES) is increasingly recognized as a way to protect and enhance ecosystems by linking beneficiaries and providers through various payment options and voluntary supply arrangements.

The first barrier is voluntary supply of cost-information.

The creative design of such matching mechanisms is open to infinite variation and resourcefulness, and can account for the observed diversity in voluntary public good supply.

The current regime of voluntary and confidential supply chain monitoring should be replaced with initiatives, like the Bangladesh Accord on Fire and Building Safety, where workers and their unions have a direct role in managing, implementing, and enforcing the relevant standards.

But under the ruling, California would have to line up sufficient electricity supply on voluntary, commercial terms after Feb. 7, when the Bush administration said the federal assistance would end.

"We don't set out early in the development process determined to build a project to supply the voluntary market specifically," Mr. Copleman said in an e-mail message.

The Zambian National Blood Transfusion Service is currently scaling up voluntary blood donation and supply systems, and requires hospitals to improve blood transfusion safety.

11 For other countries, the most commonly observed marketing strategies include voluntary licensing agreements to supply medicines to low-income countries, negotiating terms of tiered pricing for middle-income countries, and to maintain standard pricing for those countries considered high-income.

In China, the markets for whole blood and blood plasma are separate: the former is mainly supplied by voluntary or employer-organized donations in urban area, while the latter prevails in rural areas and offers cash compensation to blood plasma donors.

This somatic nervous system supplies the voluntary skeletal muscles of the body with sensory and motor innervations.

Many companies have adopted "zero burn" policy positions or other voluntary sustainability measures for their supply chains.