Примеры использования Internal needs на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Develop for internal needs to support economic diversification 1.
Development of a specialized static analyzer for internal needs of the customer.
Kotojedy division is intended for internal needs of our company serving as a permanent storage for some pieces of military equipment and temporary goods warehouse for Moravia and Slovakia.
The interchange also serves to meet the internal needs of the organizations.
He added that FAO would, in any case,be maintaining the cost measurement system for its own internal needs.
The network is constructed exclusively for internal needs without the limitation for the Internet-access.
Armax Group representatives stressed on the spot that the plant's products would be used mainly for internal needs of the company.
And in this work shall follow internal needs and priorities in development of the country.
According to K. Bekenov,this volume completely satisfies the internal needs for liquefied gas.
During the current challenging period, MHP's internal needs for hatching eggs will be supplied by reputable breeding companies from EU producers in Germany, Hungary etc.
Construction of TPP-2 will lead to their increase,keeping in mind internal needs and losses during transmission.
Finally, tax reform is a long-term task andrequires periodic changes in order to take account of external circumstances and internal needs.
A large part of the seeds are used for internal needs, and the rest is sold to other agricultural producers.
Approximately 1,900 tonnes of halon 1211 that had been produced before2006 remained in China, while China's internal needs were approximately 20 tonnes per year.
There appeared to be many internal needs in that regard, particularly in terms of training staff in evaluation techniques in order to enhance the overall quality of the evaluations within the Secretariat.
This creates a necessity to use autonomous power sources for internal needs and leads to an increase in the cost of electric power.
Databases of land situations and JLRL(used for NATURA 2000 databases) are received based on the agreements with GKU Bratislava, or NLC Zvolen andcan be used internal needs.
Consumption of thermal power received from external sources(thermal plant- internal needs, heat networks- losses in the networks) thous.
Satisfaction of the internal needs of both the population and business depends on this, as well as the further stable progress of the country's economy and the expansion of opportunities for electricity exports.
If the parties are under pressure(whether generated by external circumstances or internal needs), emotions may colour the exchange.
POWER AND WATER CONSUMPTION In 2008 water consumption for internal needs grew by 15% as compared to 2007 due to launching of a drilling waste recycling complex at Gazpromneft-Khantos.
The peak of deficiency falls on autumn and winter,so annually from October to April the country has to impose limitations on electricity consumption while in the summer electricity generation in the country exceeds internal needs on 1.5 billion kWh.
Corporate consumers need to show not just their internal needs, but also the long-term needs(in their view) of the whole industry.
One way, andthe very common way, to estimate the different parts of classification in National Accounts is by using current accounts already produced by the economic subjects primarily for purely internal needs of economic information.
Normally, countries develop these capabilities to cater for their own internal needs and not for use abroad in civil-military operations.
The new rules address both the IB's internal needs(insurance, databases and IT applications) and the growing number of UPU activities using new technologies, and therefore the increasing number of contracts being concluded.
However, the resources and orientation of assistance programmes have not always matched the internal needs of and the external demands placed on countries.
In general, the collaboration has focused on the internal needs, aspirations and constraints of each subregion with little consideration given to connectivity between subregions, especially institutional connectivity.
These were used to best define the required organizational competencies and to assess the internal needs required to more effectively achieve gender-equality mainstreaming.
Consequently, they have always focused on the internal needs, aspirations and constraints of the subregion with little consideration for the movement of vehicles, goods and passengers across"borders" into neighbouring or overlapping subregions.