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| The country is self-sufficient in rice. |
| To-day India is self-sufficient in food. |
| It should be self-sufficient in agriculture. |
| It detaches from the artist and stands alone and self-sufficient in the world. |
| It is a matter of pride to state that now Sri Lanka is self-sufficient in rice. |
| They sprang from a military plan for Cuba to be self-sufficient in case of war. |
| And you can not expect every country to be self-sufficient in providing the tanks, ships and planes needed. |
| Britain would be self-sufficient in energy and the revenues from the North Sea would modernise the economy. |
| Contrary to most predictions of barely five years ago, the US may turn out to be self-sufficient in energy. |
| So the global price volatility has been reflected even in a country that is largely self-sufficient in rice. |
| He was self-sufficient for wheat. |
| Prepare to be self-sufficient for 3-5 days. |
| Most people would be self-sufficient for food. |
| Be prepared to be self-sufficient for at least 72 hours. |
| It was self-sufficient for vegetables for the whole estate. |
| It has been financially self-sufficient for more than five years. |
| There, people have traditionally been self-sufficient for centuries. |
| FEMA recommends that you be ready and self-sufficient for at least 3 days. |
| The campus will be self-sufficient for power, with the national grid acting only as a back-up. |
| Israel might have been energy self-sufficient for a while if development of those had continued. |
| We can be self-sufficient with our Natural Capital. |
| At that point, we had better become self-sufficient with local goods. |
| The Eden project tries to be as self-sufficient with energy as possible. |
| The government wants to be self-sufficient with milk production and processing. |
| We have become self-sufficient with respect to natural gas, even as usage expands. |
| The ecology was self-sufficient with man and nature providing and caring for each other. |
| The difference between Canada and England is that Canada is self-sufficient with food and energy supplies. |
| The quest to make Ghana self-sufficient with regards to rice supply is however proving more difficult than expected. |
| They also trained AHIP on Articulate Presenter so they could become self-sufficient with e-Learning course development. |
| Aristotle asserts that a city state must be self-sufficient by definition. |
| In 1973, Nixon launched Project Independence; the United States would be energy self-sufficient by 1980. |
| Peter Kenyon promised Chelsea would be self-sufficient by 2009 - in January 2012 they posted a loss of 68m. |
| In the States, the extraction of shale oil and gas means that they could be energy self-sufficient by 2020. |
| In 2007, the company set a goal of being energy self-sufficient by the year 2012, while also being carbon-neutral or negative. |
| You learn to be self-sufficient by not only making your own schedule, but having the responsibility of actually sticking to it. |
| Because of these programs, the Agriculture Department is positive the Philippines will be rice self-sufficient by the end of 2013, Delima said. |
| Rajan Chellappa exuded confidence that the local body would soon be able to become financially self-sufficient by augmenting its revenue resources. |
| The probability that the PPF will meet its objective of becoming financially self-sufficient by 2030 fell from 87% to 84% over the past year, he said. |
| The Women's Art Colony Farm in Poughkeepsie, New York has become self-sufficient through their annual harvest of Christmas Trees. |
| When I read about the experience of some families who have become self-sufficient through Grameen's assistance, I was so excited. |
| The Convent was able to care for up to 1,000 and was self-sufficient through its farming, Industrial School and laundry activities. |
| Moving forward we hope to become self-sufficient through a number of revenue models: Transactional revenue from apps and ministry resources. |
| By 4 o'clock, we'd reached Kirme, a small village of only about 20 houses, that was self-sufficient through lack of road access until recent times. |
| Feel self-sufficient without this person. |
| These people aren't self-sufficient without relying on their staff to do everything for them. |
| Collaboration platforms empower employees to be more self-sufficient without having to rely on email for everything. |
| Pros- One major plus to this parenting is teaching children to be self-sufficient without always having a parent or adult in general nearby. |
| The Greek government therefore has been asking its creditors for more time so that it can become self-sufficient without inflicting yet greater damage on its ailing economy. |
| The Greek government, therefore, has been asking its creditors for more time so that it can become self-sufficient without inflicting yet greater damage on its ailing economy. |
| So the real question is what now? For those of you with the resources, learning how to live closer to the land and be self-sufficient without money might let you survive the bottleneck. |
| There have been several suggestions which would make them entirely self-sufficient without cutting benefits at all, such as simply removing the upper limit on how much income is liable to deductions. |
| So I should be (arguably) right to demand that Ghana should be self-sufficient after six years (whether we found oil or not). |
| Currently, IaW is transforming from an NGO (non profit) into a sustainable social enterprise in order to achieve their goal: to be economically self-sufficient after 2012. |
| However, the country is nearly self-sufficient as regards foodstuffs. |
| Of course they should be a clean and self-sufficient as a good hotel room, but they should make a home out of it. |
| In the end, it's what comes out of your instrument that matters, and your ability to be ultimately self-sufficient as a musician, not how you got there. |
| Indeed, Alabama could be largely self-sufficient as an independent republic by using and selling to others the produce, both natural and man made, of our great State. |
| They must know and understand the world they live in, which is for their benefit; they must also be educated to secure a good job and be self-sufficient as a Muslim should be. |
| You may feel that you need to be totally Self-sufficient at the moment. |
| Your point #2 really resonated with me -- I learned to be self-sufficient at a young age. |
| For as long as I can remember it's been my dream to be as self-sufficient at home as I can be. |
| Amish communities show the way to being self-sufficient at a certain tech-level; we know that's possible. |
| I became completely self-sufficient at installing, configuring, managing and growing my own profit-pulling websites. |
| Let us say a particular commodity like gari is sold for N10 per bag hypothetically and the farmers are producing to make us self-sufficient at N10. |
| If people are growing fruit and vegetables in their garden, they are likely to be able to save money by only being slightly self-sufficient at home. |
| In Steve Jobs ' biography, author Isaacson wrote: Laurene Powell had been born in New Jersey in 1963 and learned to be self-sufficient at an early age. |
| Students are more self-sufficient at the graduate level than at the undergraduate level, and they have a baseline understanding when they embark on a graduate degree. |
| So even if I was fully self-sufficient during the daylight hours I will still be paying 31. |
| The Kingdom of Polonnaruwa was completely self-sufficient during King Parakramabahu's reign. |
| Next on the list, modern, ocean-going sailboats are also specifically designed to be self-sufficient during long cruises. |
| When protected and supported by the state, the Syrian real economy was productive and self-sufficient during the 1970s, especially in light textiles and food industries. |
| Rich people left to be self-sufficient on their estates. |
| Still the village remained a quiet and remote place, self-sufficient on its hillside above a fast-flowing stream. |
| What's more, as City now have a top-class squad, they will recoup more in player sales than of old, so will become more self-sufficient on that front. |
| Empowerment: Empowerment adds the authority to be self-sufficient (making our own decisions) and creates the basis for people to become self-sufficient on an ongoing basis. |
| In terms of rice the initial promise was that Ghana would become self-sufficient within two to three years. |
| Various policy measures were announced with a promise that Ghana will be self-sufficient within 2 to 3 years. |
| He had therefore made early preparations to make the city self-sufficient within its own city limits in food and other essential materials. |
| The aim of BUDAP is to be self-sufficient within three years and hopes to expand its operation with a group of disabled women that make handicrafts. |