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He landed at an air force base on the outskirts of the city to be met by an enthusiastic crowd.

The survivors were to be taken by helicopter to a nearby airport, where they were to be met by relatives.

The next key keyboard about control, a maze inside will of the many, and walk and walk. Will be met by the ring of her.

A computer age is not a pipe dream and there will come a day when most of our needs can be met by this wonderful machine.

He said that two-thirds of the cost could be met by trimming fat on federal programmes, but gave no new details.

I say this not to sow fear, but to state a fact: The magnitude of our challenges has yet to be met by the measure of our actions.

But I know these challenges can be met, so long as it's recognized that they will not be met by one person or one nation alone.

These may be reasonable expectations, but they are not likely to be met by Beijing, certainly not in their entirety.

Construction plans and specifications stipulate many requirements that are to be met by materials or construction procedures.

Catching a train to the main train terminal, where we would be met by a hostel representative, proved equally taxing.

The latest oil rally is looking toppy and may be due for a correction, which is then likely to be met by another leg-up.

As the requesting application is not trusted audit requirements would be met by the ESB.

Its aim is to mobilise support for teachers and to ensure that the needs of future generations will continue to be met by teachers.

What Cluster service requirements must be met by a geographically dispersed clustering solution?

However, we could organize such research provided that the requisite expenses are to be met by the clients.

But when there are company-specific problems or a world-wide shortage of credit, he said, 'maturities must actually be met by payment.

Goals must be identified to be met by the established governance.

You can meet some of these needs can be met by deriving types from existing ones, but not others.

Total birth rate in city is in downward trend, Ni said, adding that new born children's demand could be met by growing kindergartens.

During the March uprising, security forces surrounded the monastery, only to be met by stone-hurling monks.

Without nuclear power, the vast majority of that demand will be met by fossil energy.

Twenty detailed targets to be met by the year-end have been set.

And the points test to be met by prospective migrants will also be revised.

Many thousands went onto the streets, to be met by a volley of gunfire. The unrest continues to spread.

The costs of international and local transport, warehousing, port clearance and storage should be met by the donor.

Social unrest could also arise owing to the deteriorating economic climate, and this could be met by force by the CNDD.

Body fat goes away whenever your body has a need for energy that cannot be met by whatever calories are presently in your system.

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The banking skeptics believe neither of these conditions will be met by many projects.

Model the roles that define who manages these objects, and the goals that must be met by executing tasks on these objects.

Requirement: This requirement can be met by pulling the MC along a fixed floating rope, secure to the shore and the YC.

If you took a single agile project in isolation, its SCM requirements could almost certainly be met by a relatively simple toolset.

These requirements cannot be met by everyone, but they can be met by far more people than those who cooked dinner last night.

But the requirement was routinely waived and could also be met by showing cash, travellers' cheques or a credit card.

And then we need the investments in the projects to be met by the health system.

Individual needs are unlikely to be met by products aimed at mass market.

China's hunger for energy may soon be met by domestic supplies of natural gas, if the country's policy planners have their way.

Students will be met by school representative or private taxi and brought to accommodation in Galway.

At your arrival of Wuhan airport, you will be met by our staff holding a board with both the workshop's English name and your name.

Again, it seems, there will be no new stimulus: the cost will be met by closing so-called loopholes in corporate taxes.

By its reckoning, this requirement would be met by the typical rural Indian spending 15 rupees a month at 1960-61 prices.

The same requirement should be met by leaders of the third and subsequent generations.

How can data requirements at the UI be met by the architecture?

There will be no accompanying craft, but the Plastiki will be met by a support team at each landfall.

It also says that two-thirds of China's demand in 2009 needed to be met by imports.

We've always said that we believe the bulk of China's growing demand for dairy will be met by locally produced milk.

The needs of design and use can be met by using modified special technique equipments.

They surged through cheering and shouting and were be met by jubilant West Berliners on the other side.

The cost will be met by a monthly levy on the fixed telephone lines.

The cost will be met by a monthly levy on fixed telephone lines.

Identifying which project needs can best be met by using products or services outside the organization.

Now, these challenges can't be met by any one leader or any one nation.

These challenges can't be met by any one leader or any one nation.

My opinion is that the demand, even though active and strong, will be met by supply which will be badly adjusted to fit it.

The obvious question to the proposition that household water demands can be met by drawing it from the air is: are you crazy?

In America the Department of Energy has set a target for 30% of the 2004 gasoline demand for vehicles to be met by biofuels by 2030.

Conference costs will be met by sponsors, and the profits from registration will go to the charity.

She'd better be met by him.

Storage of radioactive materials - Requirements on protection against radiation, fire and theft to be met by storage facilities

Pattern if you have high performance requirements which you have verified cannot be met by the event-based pattern but can be met by the

But this demand for health care looks unlikely to be met by doctors in the way the past century's was

To be met by its domestic resources

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