Betekenis van:
scarcity

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. He envisions the "Post-scarcity Economy."
2. By overcoming scarcity, most of the crimes and even the prisons of today's society would no longer be necessary.
3. Furthermore, following serious problems relating to water scarcity and droughts, the Council, in its Conclusions ‘Water Scarcity and Drought’ of 30 October 2007, considered that water management issues in agriculture should be further addressed.
4. Some important projects, including projects of Community interest, may face severe delays in implementation due to scarcity of funds.
5. The scarcity of capacities available outside the PPAs furthermore lead to an increase of prices on the competitive market.
6. In the period where analogue and digital broadcasts are operated in parallel (the simulcast period), switchover may actually aggravate spectrum scarcity [17].
7. However, if the selection process leads to a finding that there is no radio spectrum scarcity, all eligible candidates should be selected.
8. Interested parties argue further that it is untrue that the scarcity of available free capacities leads to the distortion of competition, as the capacity auctions of MVM show that it could not even sell all of its proposed electricity products.
9. As a consequence, EO has been increasingly redirected towards MEG production, thereby creating a relative scarcity for EO in the market, at the same time contributing to keep ethanolamine prices at a relatively high level.
10. In addition it is excluded due to scarcity of resources and the ban on acquisitions promised by Germany that State resources will be used for the acquisition of company shares or new investment.
11. The investigation has shown that any risk of scarcity of supply, if at all, may stem from possible increased domestic demand in China and the current Chinese policy to discourage energy intensive exports but not from the anti-dumping measure.
12. The limited amount of radio spectrum available implies that the number of undertakings that may be selected and authorised is also necessarily limited. However, if the selection process leads to a finding that there is no radio spectrum scarcity, all eligible candidates should be selected.