Sentences with phrase «demand out of regions»

Not exact matches

Western European prices are bolstered by stronger demand coming out of developing regions and never - ending geopolitical turmoil from key producing regions in the Middle East.

Yet, a recent Asian Development Bank (ADB) survey estimates that approximately US$ 600 billion worth of trade in the region is failing to secure the financing it needs — out of a total US$ 1.5 trillion of unmet demand worldwide.

Latin American Christians demand the right to think through the faith in the light of their own situation, to set their own theological agenda and work out their own responses to the questions of the region.

He explained that the referendum will require that 50 % of all those registered in the area of the demand come out to vote, with 80 % of those who come out to vote must vote «Yes» for the new region.»

But changes in land use — draining the water to plant acres of crops that demand drier soil, a common practice in tropical regions, or building a road through an area — can dry out the peat.

This is in addition to the announcement of the roll out of the first seven Skills Advisory Panels in regions across England to help identify the skills needs and employer demands at a local level

In addition, clients in North America will continue to roll out new products in the second half and next year, which will contribute to the stability of demand for e-book readers in this region, Liu said.

Germany would be hard pressed to continue to bail out half the region from a size standpoint and eventually Germans will revolt and demand a cessation of the union.

The IEA expects that coal demand will increase in every region of the world except in the United States, where coal is being pushed out by natural gas.

In addition to the installations, the RFP will seek out proposals for long - distance transmission lines to carry wind power from onshore and offshore wind projects to population centers in Massachusetts and Connecticut, which account for 70 percent of the region's electricity demand.

Heavy Electricity Transmission Losses Officials» arguments that the dams are needed to improve living standards and meet energy demands around the country are rebutted by lawyer Yakup Okumuşoğlu, who points out that all the dams planned for the Black Sea region would produce only 2 to 3 percent of the electricity needed in a country with an 18 percent loss rate in electricity transmission.