market requirements

Killing far exceeded market requirements, reaching over one million per year.

Businesses must be able to adapt to market requirements.

However, it has been by far the most successful form of transport in adapting to modern market requirements.

Improvement of old weapons and the development of new models to meet market requirements.

I have been able to ascertain that Slovakia meets the market requirements.

The programme is individually designed by professional artist - teachers who focus on students needs and market requirements.

Since then Ethernet technology has evolved to meet new bandwidth and market requirements.

With a click of a button, analysts can discover future trends and market requirements.

Marketing Requirements Document used in technology product development and planning.

The tire design cycle starts with understanding market requirements.

This includes an understanding of how market requirements drive the resources and processes of an organization.

Small mountain farms often have to fight to survive, as it is scarcely possible for them to react quickly to new market requirements.

Flexible studies tailored for the current labour market requirements.

We are not talking about purchasing knowledge, but about investing in an education system which is adapted to market requirements.

An important part of establishing Brazil's competitiveness on the world market is by being in line with the global market requirements.

The initial driver was to meet European Common Market requirements in 1992.

The choice of mating time is governed by many factors including climate, market requirements and feed availability.

Randstad has a limited number of service concepts, which respond to market requirements.

The duration of each program is five years, during which to develop and evaluate the impact of same in accordance with market requirements.

Stanhope review their scheme to bring it up to date for current market requirements.

Customs themselves predict that the introductory costs of meeting the single market requirements will be about £100m to British companies.

This will enable the Division to focus its resources and skills on the specific market requirements of both of these sectors.

Thus, as the technology is developed the market requirements may change, or the market may disappear altogether.

The executives could not possibly remain knowledgeable about the changing technological and market requirements for such disparate businesses.

Provide miscellaneous production including drama, cultural, educational features, children programmes to meet local and foreign market requirements.