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Dieng also said the WFP is monitoring reports filtering out of Eritrea suggesting food shortages there as well.

Even that will not be enough to end the shortages though, as the number of plants grows in tandem with the economy.

However, an Apple spokesperson said the announced delay was unrelated to any supply shortages.

But they warn that it would be a smaller harvest, and they caution that there may be sugar shortages and higher prices down the road.

Since the time of the application of computer auditing is still short, many problems and shortages are met in the practical application.

He said the excess bonds would be sold on the open market, and would not lead to any funding shortages for the government.

He said the hydro-electric project has caused conflicts over land shortages and environmental degradation caused by irrational development.

It is possible that the optimists are correct about the relative ease of obtaining new sources and that shortages can be averted.

Owing to staff shortages , there was no restaurant car on the train .

'Just a year ago, wages were rising steadily as we grappled with labor shortages, ' Ms. Zhou said.

Experts said the government had been forced to develop new energy due to shortages of resources and environmental pressure.

During World War II, the refinery continued to feed the Allied war machine despite food shortages and a cholera epidemic among workers.

It is the responsibility of every associate to report defects in the hotel, including shortages of equipment and supplies.

But iatrical robot has seldom been used in tooth-arrangement of full denture and a lot of problems and shortages are existing.

Authorities warned of potential power shortages as parts of China continued to struggle with some of the coldest weather in decades.

The inter-war generation, which had suffered severe food shortages, was determined that its children would not go hungry.

As such, future problems are stored up in the form of shortages, greater dependence and an acceleration of global warming.

Despite the plumper supply cushion, it would not take much to pitch markets back into a world of shortages and sky-high prices.

Life in that home had not been easy. There had been times of food shortages, times when they had shivered at night for want of fuel.

Future orders will also likely be affected, he said, because production at the factories has stopped due to power shortages.

FRANCE has begun to clamber back to its feet after weeks of strikes, demonstrations, blockades, petrol shortages and sporadic violence.

This time, the impasse between government and industry is not the only cause of China's electricity shortages.

But analysts point out that, since the last serious crisis broke out in 2006, Europe has done very little to avert shortages.

Costs began to pick up in 2005 and by early 2008 had doubled, driven by shortages of materials, equipment and staff.

On top of that, because of Zimbabwe's petrol shortages, we had been warned the car inspection could be a real challenge.

In Europe silver shortages led to a sudden massive expansion of the money supply and the hyperinflation of the mid-17th century.

Large parts of the developing world are facing shortages of water and arable land, the U. N. Food and Agriculture Organization says.

Once the water shortages at the point of no return, had to give up the city.

The Zetas have long predicted, since the start of ZetaTalk in 1995, that food shortages would loom as the time of the pole shift approached.

So the Chinese reasoned that making fuel with cassava would not directly affect food prices or create food shortages, at least at home.

He said the Tanzania whole grain surplus, but frankly there are 16 provinces a total of 48 county food shortages.

Inflation is running at over 30 percent, the homicide rate has more than doubled since he took office, and food shortages abound.

As you know, food shortages have hit many countries in the world and even caused social unrest in some areas.

Industrial capital stock is nearly beyond repair as a result of years of underinvestment and shortages of spare parts.

The invention of agriculture, however, did not permanently emancipate man from the fear of food shortages, hunger and famine.

Although the company has long-term contracts with major suppliers, analysts point to shortages of the gadgets' specialized touch displays.

Due to terrible food shortages, many women were unable to support their "decree babies. " They turned them over to state-run orphanages.

The State Grid believes power shortages over the next two years will only be more severe, will cover more areas, and will last longer.

Some of that is likely due to the chronic shortages of technically skilled labor that plant managers around the world complain about.

In an increasingly interconnected global economy, shortages of labor and manufacturing capacity in any one country cannot be inflationary.

It should be no surprise the results are "mixed, " and are "starting to backfire, " as shortages are the natural result of price controls.

Manufacturers said the biggest shortages were for engineers and skilled floor workers.

Peter Aven, head of Alfa-Bank, one of Russia's largest, said labour shortages were "a real problem" .

They had struck against the price rises and food shortages caused by a crumbling economy. Their leader was an electrician named Lech Walesa.

Countries the world over are trying to conserve energy due to oil shortages.

He says they provided compensation for the occasional sandstorms and water shortages endured by the residents of his hometown, Erdos.

North Korea has experienced food shortages for decades as the result of self-imposed economic isolation and mismanagement of resources.

But because of doctor shortages or other needs, some have been able to get visas without the required two-year stay in their home country.

But the petrol shortages that have spread across the country in recent days, prompting long queues at the pump, are a different matter.

A fierce heat wave in Burma has combined with a drought to create serious water shortages in many parts of the country.

The situation he said has been dictated by market dynamics where vendors take advantage of water shortages to exploit consumers.

North Korea's economy is in tatters, and the North Korean government relies on aid from China to help alleviate widespread food shortages.

Period were too few to ensure there are no water shortages, drought throughout the irrigated area not seen a year of drought.

But longer-term measures were also needed to help farmers in poor countries boost production in the face of future shortages.

For a long time, due to various reasons, there has been a stay at the ancient city of ore shortages.

The FAO believes one of the solutions to reverse the current food shortages is to boost small family run farms and self sufficiency.

Some of the complaints about skill shortages boil down to the fact that employers can't get candidates to accept jobs at the wages offered.

Arbitrarily fixed prices and arbitrarily limited profits can only prolong shortages and reduce production and employment.

Despite years of food shortages, North Korean leader Kim Jong-il has long showered his aides with luxury items to win their loyalty.

Faced with shortages and a reduction in arable land due to development and disaster, some Asian countries are reducing food exports.

Some economists think these shortages are, at least for now, a regional rather than a national problem.

Free prices and free profits will maximize production and relieve shortages quicker than any other system.

Although the country may be able to stave off shortages, food prices are surging, hitting poor people especially hard.

The European Chamber of Commerce has warned that such measures may well lead to nothing but "shortages" and "hoarding" .

In the immediate future, the president predicted, the United States might face energy shortages and increased prices.

Behind the company's confidence is experience with previous shortages of critical materials.

Half of the world's population could face food shortages by the end of this century due to climate change, a new study warned recently.

"There are some multinationals remitting back profits or withdrawing investment to help ease fund shortages at home, " he said.

But for the first time since the early 1970s, when there were global food shortages, it is starting to concern more stable nations as well.

To cope with its chronic water shortages, India employs electric groundwater pumps, diesel-powered water tankers and coal-fed power plants.

As a matter of fact, there were rare food shortages in most countries including China and India that countries with a large population.

But the programme now faces having to help countries where the price of food, rather than shortages, is the problem.

Jordan's planned nuclear plant is part of a strategy to deal with acute water and energy shortages.

In recent weeks strikes and protests against the reform had brought millions on to the streets and led to widespread fuel shortages.

Extensive inventories, estimated at two years' worldwide consumption, preclude shortages.

Martin Winterkorn, VW's chief executive, said Europe's top-selling carmaker could be hit by supply shortages in the next few weeks.

In case of panic buying and food shortages, Cobra would be called into action to co-ordinate the response.

Through of analysis and comparison, point out t the shortages, and try to put forward myself's suggestions.

The U. N. 's World Food Program estimates that six million people face food shortages due to destruction of wheat and rice crops.

In the longer term, it faces a chronic demographic crisis likely to result in severe labour shortages in the next two decades.

They're going to have problems with field-grade officers -- big shortages. They're going to have to limp through.

Mass migration and food shortages have been responsible for most deaths following civil conflicts around the world.

Strikes and shortages have done nothing to help.

Meanwhile, the shortages of electricity would be overcome automatically as more investors generate electricity to make money.

Already the financial strain is showing. A shortage of flu vaccine in a cold January looked like a harbinger of shortages ahead.

Lower optical disk drive sales were the result of parts and components shortages resulting from the earthquake.

This paper presents suggestion to increase the land intensive use level and points out shortages of this paper.

Shortages of water supplies, especially in the north, have long been a serious problem in the country.

The U. N. progress report warns that aid shortages could threaten the efforts even of well-governed countries to meet the goals.

It was supposed to be an emergency conference on food shortages, climate change and energy.

DCEs can be designed to help policy-makers choose more effective interventions to address staff shortages in rural areas.

In fact, India has always been conservative about foreign investment in steelmaking despite supply shortages.

Supply shortages after the March tsunami certainly did not help.

Retailers were also capping sales of Nestle's SMA milk, despite the company saying there were no stock shortages.

The melting of the Tibetan glaciers and an increasingly irregular precipitation pattern could create more intense water shortages.

The book, written by a team of scientists, predicted disastrous shortages and mass starvation due to population pressure.

The Earth has suffered dearly because of the disregard for her well-being, which in turn rebounds upon you in the way of shortages.

Saving water and improving agricultural water management is the only solution to China's water shortages, says Li Taige.

Above all, the poor mass of Pakistanis are enraged by gnawing inflation, food shortages and worsening power cuts.

But it suspended production at its four plants in western Japan Monday night and all day Tuesday because of parts shortages.

The Sixth chapter discusses bottlenecks and shortages of mobile phone newspaper from its contents, management, technique, and charging.

in recent years there have been chronic freshwater shortages around the world , especially in west china.

Protests have broken out in the Senegalese capital Dakar and in the southern city of Mbour over continuing power shortages.

There could also be shortages, Mr. Mayfield said, as existing supplies run low and importers have trouble finding alternative sources.

Tuvalu, a series of low-lying islands in the Pacific, has declared a state of emergency due to water shortages.

This could result in serious labor shortages, the withdrawal of foreign companies, and a drop in university candidates.

The continent missed the Green Revolution that transformed India and China and has battled recurrent food shortages. The U.

The country is still a long way from facing labor shortages, but the flow of young workers from the countryside will slow.

As a top priority, the shortages of essential and life-saving medicines needs to be abated without delay.

Meanwhile, Apple's success continues as it prepares for shortages when it launches its latest gadget, the iPad, in nine countries on Friday.

Intent on the post had been reached, the project manager, real estate sales and planners are still shortages.

Spraying crops, seizing shipments and arresting dealers can drive up prices and create temporary shortages. But it does not stop drug use.

"If history is any indicator, we should be worried because rice shortages have in the past led to civil unrest, " he said.

This is a difficult question to answer, especially in an area like the Middle East, where water shortages are frequent.

It says that awareness of the potential severe water shortages has not diffused into the wider political community.

Now they're happy. They're even beginning to have some product shortages.

Mercer, the consultancy, forecast last week that Indian salaries would rise by 15 per cent a year until 2011 amid skills shortages.

But for a growing number of workers the trick will be to jump from one company to another to take advantage of changing skill shortages.

Wilson is predicting capacity restraints by the end of the year, with both equipment and truck driver shortages.

The shortages are especially acute in the National Guard, which has only about half the equipment it needs, and part of that is in Iraq.

But transportation officials worry that less demand for gasoline will mean shortages of money from fuel taxes that support roads.

These included skills shortages, reduced construction time, increased productivity, reduced construction waste, and poor working conditions.

Labour shortages and the demands of a richer population have also led to dearer food and exported goods.

Any government facing the threat of food shortages will inevitably clamp down on exports from the country.

Monitor inventory and supplies and ensure that replenishments are ordered in a timely manner. Report shortages immediately to supervisor.

The United States is already experiencing nursing shortages and expects other staffing shortages in health care in the coming years.

Economic growth projections have been slashed amid shortages of critical items, including foreign exchange, electricity and food.

A few months ago such a policy was unthinkable, because of the risk of power shortages.

Improved inventory management, procurement, reduced asset shortages, improved audit, and compliance capabilities.

Faced with the threat of water shortages, Beijing and Shanghai will take effective measures to save water and protect water resources.

But the transportation officials worry that less demand for gasoline will mean shortages of money from fuel taxes that support roads.

United Nations agencies warn that Burma's food shortages and escalating prices pose a threat to its food security.

Over the months smaller strikes have dented economic growth and led to fuel shortages and school closures.

I live where there is no very serious loss, but there are also a few days has been suffering water shortages.

They do not fully incorporate the risks of toxic spills, of not being prepared for climate change, or of water shortages.

An early sign of this disruption is the alternating shortages of essential drugs and supplies reported by the Ministry.

However, the theory of high resolution sequence stratigraphy still has some shortages, it should be improved in many aspects.

We import wheat and soybeans from America, Canada, Australia to make up for shortages domestically.

With gas flow changing, the curve can be partitioned into three regions, respectively gas supply shortages, saturation and excess.

Worldwide food shortages and rock-bottom land prices in Paraguay have made the Chaco the last agricultural frontier.

We thus have adequate food stocks, and there is no cause of concern or fear of shortages of food grains in the country as a whole.

Energy shortages and antiquated and inadequate infrastructure make it difficult to attract and sustain foreign investment.

Companies in areas that have been water-rich can benefit from following the example of areas with long experience of shortages.

Interest in sugar waned after prospects for a bumper harvest from Brazil and India offset expectations of supply shortages.

In the weeks that followed, Chicago experienced one of the worst food shortages in recent history.

The public and world governments remained largely indifferent to the possibilities of solar energy until the oil shortages of the 1970s.

The actual signal-to-noise ratio criterion of photon correlation spectrum, its building-up process and its shortages were summarized.

Volatile factors like pork shortages and weather conditions make it inherently unpredictable.

Some experts say that China's land supply shortages caused tension housing stock, as well as rising prices of reasons.

What role can migration play to fill labor shortages over the next decades?

The report warns that water shortages in the region are likely to be exacerbated by climate change.

Satellite data could soon help predict and manage food shortages in Africa, with the help of a new model developed by NASA.

The last chapter makes a conclusion by discussing the shortages and the directions for future research on cooperative R&D investment.

There are severe shortages of mathematics, science and language teachers and high drop-out rates in the first five years of teaching.

A few years later drought caused severe food shortages in the nearby state of Bihar.

The main advantages and shortages, application techniques and developmental trends of solid state relays are briefly described.

But these needs for highly qualified people do not constitute shortages.

In the last few years China has experienced increasingly frequent and severe droughts, water shortages and floods.

And the poor continue to suffer first and most from pollution, water shortages and the lack of adequate sanitation.

Left unchecked, the result would have been underinvestment in energy infrastructure, and ultimately shortages of fuel.

In Britain this borrowing has taken on an unpleasant note, implying arrears of work due to strikes, shortages and difficulties in general.

But cities with water shortages aren't the only places looking to conserve water, Fishman says.

As China grapples with power shortages ahead of the summer peak consumption season, electricity demand is expected to grow even further.

Many have moved into the private sector or abroad in search of better salaries, leaving the public sector with dire staffing shortages.

Bandar said Saudi Arabia would not allow oil shortages to cause an increase in prices.

The low birth rate points to labor shortages and the aging population to more challenges for an already overburdened social service system.

In 2010 fear of energy, water and other raw-material shortages will spread these troubles through the rest of the world.

But, as has occasionally years, late rainy season, water shortages, no less than planted seedlings.

The report says predicted water shortages need to be addressed now, and better urban planning is needed as cities continue to grow.

Kenya depends on hydropower for 70 percent of its electricity, making the entire economy vulnerable to water shortages.

"We must make every effort to support those farmers so in the coming year we do not see even more severe food shortages, " Mr Ban said.

With meat shortages, distortions in other sectors, evasions , and rising prices, the control program was in a sorry state.

Industry experts have attributed the buying binge to political orders to refiners to avoid shortages during the Olympics.

In the last chapter, the conclusions and innovations are summarized, and the shortages and expectation are pointed out.

So politicians and governments that have stood in the way of action on greenhouse gases bear some responsibility for food shortages.

When cold weather came to China earlier than usual this year, gas shortages were reported in several parts of the country.

More than half the population of South Sudan are facing food shortages due to the continuing conflict with Sudan, the UN is warning.

China is experiencing one of its most severe water shortages.

The country is experiencing its worst food shortages since the famine of the late 1990s, international aid agencies say.

But there are several shortages in the program, even it is possible to get errors in the results.

Due to staffing shortages , routine checking by two persons was bypassed resulting in the incorrect dispensing of medications .

Climate change, the Council affirmed, threatens China's development by increasing extreme weather events and exacerbating water shortages.

As it stands now, the disaster will create short-term shortages, anomalies, and discontinuities.

The long hot summer has led to serious water shortages.

That has led to shortages of wheat at home in Russia -- and an export ban on Russian wheat.

Think of the progress it could make if they tackled power shortages, invested in education and infrastructure, and improved farm yields!

GaveKal, an economic consultancy, says electricity price controls have led to energy shortages.

They no longer have time to rehearse major assault operations, and their training for counter-insurgency is hampered by equipment shortages.

Even when he became defence secretary, Mr Fox was confronted by budget problems and equipment shortages.

Developers are rushing to build while they try to support faltering prices by delaying completions and creating artificial shortages.

Shortages of medicines, equipment and staff at health facilities throughout the country are compounding the health challenges.

With incremental labor shortages and increasing wages some of them can no longer compete.

A slew of manufacturers said they would suspend operations as they assess damages and face power shortages at their factories.

It is an effective decision to the core enterprise under uncertain environment and shortages of associated information.

The main problems of scarcity are water and food shortages, demographic change and state failure.

Many countries consider natural gas vehicle as an important measure to ease oil shortages and the reduction of urban air pollution.

The fifth part is a conclusion, including the ultimate conclusion, the principal innovations and shortages of the thesis.

As soon as they heard about possible food shortages, they began to stock up.

Ban Ki-Moon, the United Nations secretary-general, told the Davos meeting that water shortages had helped to cause the conflict in Darfur.

Others, though they disagree about the reduction of ice mass, say that the losses are unlikely to cause the feared water shortages.

But Kerris said the company's decision to delay sales in Japan had nothing to do with any component supply shortages.

Meanwhile, at the mouth of the Yangtze residents of Shanghai, China's largest city, are experiencing water shortages.

The report showed the greatest impact was in regions already most threatened by food shortages and climate change.

And China, also a heavy subsidiser, has been forced to limit exports of refined oil in an effort to combat sudden petrol shortages.

Businesses complain they are often first to be sacrificed as the government grapples with power shortages.

The world is running out of time to develop new seed varieties to confront climate change and head off food shortages, Reuters reported.

The review summarizes the recent methods for preparation of nano-sized alumina powder, and introduces respective strongpoint and shortages.

It follows that the chronic shortages of electricity in Tanzania can be opportunities.

But odds are it has something to do with staff shortages (young Chinese workers are becoming more demanding) and the odd strike as well.

Due to summer power shortages and competition for feed some smaller-sized smelters are already operating well below capacity.

Developing the clean renewable tidal energy vigorously has extraordinary significance for easing energy shortages.

The assessment also found shortages of health workers - including in general practitioners, and specialists in obstetrics and surgery.

Chinese officials have been warning for weeks that shortages would be more severe than usual this year.

Workers are fighting to prevent a nuclear meltdown, the death toll is rising, and energy and food shortages are rippling across the nation.

Most cities including Wuhan, Chongqing and Hangzhou have been suffering gas supply shortages since November, chinanews. com reported Friday.

A delegation from Bangladesh is now in India to discuss importing rice to offset the shortages.

Artificially low prices often cause rationing and shortages and discourage future investment, resulting in yet further shortages.

The Taliban imposed a blockade on Hazarajat prompting food shortages in a region already suffering from drought.

Everyday life in Cuba is a dreary affair of queues and shortages, even if nobody starves and violent crime is rare.

Along with officially orchestrated rolling blackouts, these decisions will inevitably engender shortages of various goods and services.

The burgeoning population will exacerbate food shortages, with the potential for massive social unrest derailing growth.

The United Nations' food programme reported that North Korea had admitted it needed assistance to cope with food shortages.

In the fourth iteration process, the shortages were alleviated or eliminated, as shown in Figure 9.

The good comprehensive properties and shortages of PET film were introduced. It is necessary to carry out the modification.

Officials are also concerned the declining water levels at the dam's reservoir could cause power shortages and affect shipping lanes.

Moreover, melting glaciers and shrinking snow packs portend severe water shortages in fragile border regions like northern Pakistan.

Senior high pressure boiler tube expert analyzes believed that steel prices into profit process tough, need smelting capacity shortages.

But even if Asia manages to keep its own rice bowl full, high prices and shortages may still filter down to the world's poorest countries.

The under-equipped rebels face shortages of ammunition and increasing government air attacks against which they have no weapons.

During the year the currency revaluation of November 2009 was reversed following reports of food shortages and public discontent and unrest.

Damage to buildings, combined with shortages of fuel, power, water and supplies has a major impact on service delivery.

ONCE again, worrywarts are wringing their hands over possible shortages of so-called "critical materials" crucial for high-tech industries.

Low, government-fixed prices forced refiners to sell fuel below its international cost, causing big losses and widespread petrol shortages.

There were signs of food and gas shortages across the city, with shops shuttered by days of chaos.

The EU wants Europe's biggest economy to avoid looming labour shortages in future by dismantling barriers to women entering the workforce.

The city's utilities director told Nickels that melting glaciers could create water shortages much sooner than the public expected.

Supply shortages were still experienced in coal, electricity, petroleum, and transport.

China has many undeveloped airports, limited air-traffic control capabilities over vast territory and chronic pilot shortages.

When China recently stopped exporting them, sudden shortages threatened to crimp a wide range of industries.

Mrs Choi says food shortages mean well-off families in North Korea are getting two meals a day, everyone else makes do with just one.

The areas affected by shortages are also at significant risk of disease outbreaks: diarrhoeal diseases, measles and meningitis.

Soil loss, water shortages, and environmental quality problems are also the legacy of our growth.

Water shortages are on the rise -- stemming from soaring demand, growing populations, rising living standards and changing diets.

Beijing released food stocks to ease shortages but was unable to prevent prices from rising sharply.

Deficiencies in Health Education and Relevant Suggestions to Improve Viewed form "Five Shortages and Five Disadvantages"

Food shortages due to drought but in a certain country it is due to war, conflict and political reasons.

Even in Tokyo, some supermarkets and convenience stores reported food and water shortages, as residents prepared for any contingency.

A really free and positive circulation should not proceed from constraints and generate shortages.

The biggest impact could be in food and water shortages, which in the past have led to war and mass migration.

Meanwhile, labor shortages in manufacturing and construction have enabled migrant workers to demand higher and higher wages.