reserve stocks

Several books from the reserve stocks were being put out for collection, but none was theirs.

The military is said to be operating with reserve stocks and foreign embassies have turned to the black market.

It was withdrawn from Soviet service in 1957 but many vehicles were transferred to reserve stocks.

Reserve stocks in this country, meanwhile, have fallen sharply.

Reserve stocks in the hands of cultivators, consumers and dealers were destroyed.

The difference will be drawn out of reserve stocks that are already the tightest since the early 1970's.

Buffer stocks are reserve stocks held for emergency shortages.

World reserve stocks had already been drastically reduced in the attempt, in the spring, to succour China.

Warehouses and lots make up a large portion of the location, as one of its main functions is to house war reserve stocks.

This is already 25% more than last year, and there is a further 120,000 tonnes waiting in reserve stocks.

"We need more war reserve stocks of modern munitions to gain and maintain air superiority and secure our lines of communication," he said.

The United States maintains six war reserve stocks inside Israel, and maintains some $300 million in military equipment at these sites.

No less important would be efforts to increase NATO's ammunition and war reserve stocks and provide better protection for communications and aircraft.

Paron's androids had carried away much of the reserve stocks of weapons and ammunition, so for the moment they were somewhat better armed than Geetro's people.

Members of the British administrative apparatus were also concerned that the larger market created by railway transport encouraged poor peasants to sell of their reserve stocks of grain.

Additionally the U.S. military maintains two classified, pre-positioned War Reserve Stocks in Israel valued at $493 million.

The 8th Area Support Group's depot operation developed into the maintenance and issue of theater reserve stocks organized in unit sets sufficient to fully equip a heavy brigade.

The United States maintains war reserve stocks around the world, mainly in NATO countries and in some major non-NATO allies.

Illuminating flares were also in short supply, and the reserve stocks had deteriorated to such a degree that only about 20 percent of the supply issued to the regiment was effective.

"Winter may seem far off on this hot day, but if we don't do something now, reserve stocks of heating oil may not be in place before the cold weather comes," Mr. Clinton said.

But the 1988 crop was only 191 million tons; with domestic consumption taking 202 million tons, reserve stocks had to be used both to bridge the gap and to provide grain for exports.

What's more, many larger houses and cooperatives and even some grower-producers have three, four or more years of reserve stocks in the chalk caves that extend for miles under the Champagne countryside.

Adequate : There needs to be enough space for the storage of all materials held for the normal interval between deliveries with provision for reserve stocks in case of extended delivery periods.

A corps of engineers patrolled its interior while mines and factories consumed themselves in keeping its reserve stocks of replacement parts ever complete, ever accurate, ever satisfactory in every way.