Sentence examples for curtail export from inspiring English sources

From Bloomberg: Japan's economy expanded faster than estimated in the first quarter, boosted by reconstruction spending that's poised to fade just as a worsening in Europe's crisis threatens to curtail export demand.

In the medium term, suboptimal growth in electricity peak demand may materialize if there are significant regional geopolitical risks that may curtail export demand for industrial products.

Meanwhile, Russia may curtail exports.

An earlier attack on a pipeline, last week, forced Royal Dutch Shell to curtail exports by 169,000 barrels a day.

SANTIAGO, Chile (Reuters) — Chile's biggest copper mines began slowly resuming operations on Sunday, despite limited electricity amid fears that continuing power shortages caused by Saturday's earthquake could curtail exports from the world's top copper producer.

HONG KONG — New Indonesian taxes on metals and curbs on the shipment of raw minerals may curtail exports of the materials to China, highlighting concerns over the effects of the policy on the Indonesian economy.

case, after word began to spread in August 2009 that China's commerce ministry had considered a plan to halt exports entirely for some of the rarest of the rare earths — the so-called heavy rare earths — and to curtail exports for other rare earth metals.

Few people think a rupture in supplies is likely, but as the American-led bombing of Afghanistan drags on, some in Congress and the administration worry that anger in the Middle East over the air raids raises the chance of terrorist attacks upon the region's oil infrastructure or pressure on local leaders to curtail exports.

This sharply curtailed export revenues and made the country's foreign debt obligation loom much larger than it had when oil prices where heading toward $150 a barrel.

While the roots of the spike are complex, analysts blame poor harvests in rice-producing countries like Australia, and curtailed exports by nervous governments.

So when prices rose last year and many countries stopped or curtailed exports amid global panic over food supplies, this country had virtually no local supply to replace it.