Printing ink is in short supply.

We're in short supply these days.

College graduates are not in short supply.

College graduates are not in short supply.

Employers seek to purchase skills that are in short supply domestically.

Despite the efforts made, housing supply falls far short of demand.

At the internally displaced person transit sites, water and sanitation facilities are in short supply.

In short, the MDGs were based on a supply of services that do not exist in the poor countries.

And within that context, we can offer the kids time something that seems in short supply in their over scheduled lives.

And not knowing where help was needed always ensured that help was in short supply in the areas that needed it most.

In short, we must focus on addressing our water supply problems as if our lives depended on it. In fact, they do.

When his food supply ran short, he had to look for a new place to live.

Specialist resources are concentrated in Panama City and the city of Colón and are in short supply in the other regions of the country.

In the short term, therefore, pressure on companies in developing countries to implement EMS is likely to run through the supply chain of TNCs and their subsidiaries.

The short and long term stories are simplifications, but they nonetheless convey the essence of some critical drivers of price changes. America s biofuels policies inevitably lead to larger price responses to supply shocks in the short run.

If we can put those two together in a safe space, get them to work together, we can deliver public goods right now, or in extremely short supply.

UNICEF will also promote commodity subventions as a front loaded investment for global public goods that are in short supply and can save the lives of children in poor countries.

Following the Kumamoto earthquake, Sony's plant in Japan suffered from heavy losses, causing the world's digital camera industry to be now in a situation of either short supply or rise in price.

42. Notwithstanding the consensus on the eradication of poverty, one of the central objectives of the United Nations, resources to meet unsatisfied needs and demands were in short supply.

But short of such a negative supply side shock, is global stagflation possible? Between 2004 2006 global growth was robust while inflation was low, owing to a positive global supply shock the increase in productivity and productive capacity of China, India and emerging markets.

In the short term, dollar depreciation does not affect supply and demand, but it does affect speculation and investment in oil futures markets. As the dollar declines, commodities including oil attract investors.

Fortunately, the most significant potential limitations land, water, and nutrients seem unlikely to constrain global output excessively in the foreseeable future. But, while none is in short supply globally, local shortages may occur.

In Myanmar, a safe drinking water supply programme for water scarce rural areas has been carried out for years and will continue during the third short term plan period 2001 2005.

Thus, the first principle of macroeconomic policy is that because only the government can create the investment grade financial assets that are in short supply in a depression, it is the government s task to do so. The government must ensure that the money supply matches the full employment level of money demand, and that the supply of safe savings vehicles in which investors can park their wealth also meets demand.

For example, improving the thermal insulation of buildings and or improving the efficiency of heat supply may limit short term fluctuations as well as longer term emissions.

While measures to curtail the supply of illicit drugs might be effective in the short term, in the long term the drug problem could only be addressed effectively by reducing the demand for such drugs.

This brings back a skepticism that has gone away recently, that superweeds and superpests could spread around the world, from biotechnology, that literally could destroy the world's food supply in very short order.

However, it was clear from the 2005 World Summit Outcome that it was not commitments and promises that were in short supply, but rather the specific action needed to translate them into reality.

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(d) Serious consideration should be given to the availability, affordability and efficiency of ODS substitutes to prevent short supply and price increases that mightay indirectly cause illegal trade

Hence price increases may have only a small short term impact, while the maintenance of longer term reductions in illicit drug consumption are dependent upon trafficking not being able to adapt to replenish supply.

8. The WHO Area Office in Belgrade had reported for the period from November 1992 to April 1993 that water purification chemicals were in short supply as a result of the lack of fuel and related products.

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89. Supply Officer General Supply Letters of Assist

In such a short time.

Yes. In short, a miracle.

Share of renewable energy in energy supply.

What's good? Short, short bullet points.

Another of the plan's objectives was to improve living conditions for women, whose life expectancy had dropped on account of the economic difficulties facing the country, which meant that food and medical supplies were in short supply.

In short, we have no constraints.

In a word, life is short.

In short, you're sorry for yourselves.

In short, that's all I am

In short, she is still untouched.

In short... they are the illogical