Current demand definition

Current demand means the 100-year water demand for existing uses within the service area of a designation applicant or designated provider, based on the annual report for the previous calendar year.

Current demand means the notice mentioned in sub-paragraph (1)(a)(i) or any subsequent notice given under paragraph 7(2) of Schedule 1;

Examples of Current demand in a sentence

• Current demand for building materials in Brazil is low; however, the fundamentals in terms of urban population growth indicate stronger longer term prospects.Investments in existing operations stood at €151 million, primarily in relation to our activities in the US and the solid fuel conversion project in Egypt.

• Current demand indicates the program will soon exceed 100 students.

• Current demand and expected growth in demand are then restated in terms of a percentage of demand at full buildout as shown in Table 2-1.

• Figure 5.1: Current demand (9 500 6-day Ci 99Mo/week EOP) and demand +35% ORC vs.

• Current demand projections show that Surprise will have a shortfall of approximately 49,000 AFY.

• Figure 6.1: Current demand (9 500 6-day Ci 99Mo/week EOP) and demand +35% ORC vs.

• Current demand figures from the Central Division indicate a demand for residential development in the area.

• Figure 6.2: Current demand (9 500 6-day Ci 99Mo/week EOP) and demand +35% ORC vs.

• Current demand may reflect tradition and custom, but the guns are present in Yemen because of war-related demand.

• Current demand alone is resulting in unsustainable operational and fiscal burdens, particularly in terms of increasing cost to deliver ADA trips.