Sentence examples for citing oil from inspiring English sources

Rosneft notified trading partners and banks about the litigation, Reuters reported Wednesday, citing oil traders.

Meanwhile, the NT government is continuing to talk up the prospects for north-east Arnhem Land, citing oil and gas exploration but also new opportunities, such as tourism.

While no one knows for sure how much oil is below the permafrost, Mr. Bush, citing oil experts, says that the fields could produce a million barrels a day -- roughly the same amount, as he put it in the debate, as the country imports daily from Saddam Hussein, with whom his father went to war over protecting Middle East oil supplies.

"We need to look at the long term impact that our spending habits have created," Reid says, citing oil and agricultural subsidies, but why not look at this?

Citing oil analysts, it said the Kremlin is setting it up for a takeover by the state oil company, Rosneft, which has been bulking up on oil assets during Mr. Putin's time in power.

Ms. Rousseff also cited oil and gas production as "a tremendous opportunity for further cooperation," with the United States both supplying equipment and know-how to extract the energy sources, and then buying some of the product.

(Wellness-focussed Web sites are more likely to cite oils' centuries of use in Ayurvedic medicine).

In August, citing reduced oil income, the parliament passed a reduced budget for 2014.

The National Rifle Association announced a nationwide boycott of ConocoPhillips, citing the oil company's support of a workplace ban on firearms.

The coastal city was the only bidder for the multi-sports event after the Canadian city of Edmonton withdrew from contention in February, citing falling oil prices.

Elsewhere BP added 2.5p to 444p as Standard and Poor's raised its outlook from stable to positive, citing the oil giant's strengthening financial risk profile.