The balance is being met by NHS Somerset and Somerset Partnership NHS Foundation Trust.
The ideal situation is that our energy needs will be met by a patchwork of technology.
Under President Thein Sein, the desire for change has been met by an agenda for reform.
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It was met by 64.6% of Southeastern trains - less than two out of three.
This objective was planned to be met by implementing 4 main activities with 5 subsidiary tasks.
Electricity demand is also being met by imports, which account for about 14% of supply.
O'Hara's corner, two minutes after the break, was met by Dawson's powerful header for the equaliser.
Instead, he was met by a group of smartphone wielding communications pros ready to talk tech.
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The cost of the statue was met by fans through a campaign of fundraising appeals.
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These objections could however be partly met by reducing the tax rate and removing many loopholes.
In a normal body, infectious organisms are met by a battalion of cells known as lymphocytes.
They were met by counter protesters but there was no violence and no arrests were made.
He would have been met by crowds in all likelihood of considerable size.
He said the soldiers had been met by a "vicious mob" and had acted to defend themselves.
Motorola sees a future of Linux-based software and carrier-courting services, neither of which is met by iTunes.
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It seems that every decent bounce by AAPL since late September has been met by heavy selling.
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That, in fact, sounds very much like a user need that is adequately met by Google Circles.
The demonstrators were repeatedly met by large groups of police officers, some of whom wore riot helmets.
If the forecast differs from the actual generation, the shortfall must be met by using reserve capacity.
They say they climbed a fence to get in, but were met by bodyguard Curtis "Zippy" Hunt.
At baggage claim, my family and I were met by dozens of excited relations I'd never met before.
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They virtual-met by going through the database ThinkQuest created to identify people interested in participating in the contest.
Entering the 14, 800-square-foot hall, visitors are met by kimono-wearing guides, who politely ask visitors to remove their shoes.
The window of just minutes is unlikely to be met by even the most intrepid emergency medical service.
If any of the three conditions are not met by next Wednesday then Greece is heading for default.
Any landfill tax charges incurred while the machine is not working will be met by depot operators, AmeyCespa.
This problem he met by performing conjuring tricks at parties, calling himself Robert Merlin after King Arthur's magician.
We stormed out onto the field, only to be met by a deafening roar from some 67, 000 fervent fans.
The cost of the project is being met by the Scottish Government and Glasgow, South Lanarkshire and Renfrewshire councils.
Alan Rogers' swirling free-kick was met by a thumping header from Sinclair which gave goalkeeper Jason Brown little chance.
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