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 nuclear reactors can be divided into three main groups – countries that are growing rapidly, countries that are maintaining the market share of electricity they have now, and countries that are stalled out or shrinking their programs.

  • Current demand projections show that Southern Hillsborough County will require additional potable water by 2024.

  • Current demand has not been enough to justify the cost and complexity of higher order advanced modulation formats, therefore until now only simple amplitude modulation has been used.