Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The causes are many, including a reduction in demand for mutton, lamb and goatmeat, partly due to the large
• There was a further reduction in demand for resources as a result of the timing, as we approved the budget a month later than we originally expected.
• Thus, direct economic intervention should be used: it should be remembered that many breeders have thousands of head of cattle and they don't know what to do faced with the reduction in demand for their product.
• Secondly, we must establish requirements concerning sustainability criteria that ensure a marked reduction in greenhouse gas emissions, and concerning the view that an increase in demand for biomass can be compatible with the preservation of biodiversity.
• Despite the possible reduction in demand for PV installations, installers should be able to carry out other activities, whether related to other green energy sources or the installers' primary business activity, as referred to above.
• scale import of meat from third countries.
• A party suggested that injury could be attributed to a long term reduction in demand for Union produced products.
• As Mr Albertini explains "it is clear any technology that could help us reaching goals like fuel efficiency, a reduction in demand for road and air transport could be a good one".

• Given their multiple roles in investing in, promoting and shaping demand for education and training, the social partners should be an integral part of the evaluation process.
• The resulting network of services may nonetheless be adapted in response to changes in demand for transport on the routes in question over each five
• Older people are in fact a remarkable group of consumers and there is an immense growth in demand for services for the elderly.
• year period.
• The situation we have to cope with is abundantly clear: a 40% increase in demand for freight transport in the next ten years.
• Any major shifts in demand for banknotes can be accommodated by a common strategic reserve.
• The economic and financial crisis has led to a slump in demand for mechanical and electronic equipment.
• This built in demand for tally sticks and immediately made them circulate and be accepted as money.