Sentence examples for curtail output from inspiring English sources

He said he expected Russia to curtail output in line with its pledge of 300,000 barrels a day.

In productivity statistics, potential production doesn't count, only actual output -- and companies curtail output if the demand is not there.

In the first place, American technique has developed on the lines of very greatly reducing production for stock and it is the practice today to curtail output schedules at the first sign of reduced sales.

Officials at Électricité de France have been preparing for a possible rerun of a ferocious heat wave that struck during 2003, the hottest summer on record in France, when temperatures of some rivers rose sharply and a number of reactors had to curtail output or shut down altogether.

Like its rivals BASF and DuPont, Dow has been sharply curtailing output in the face of the severe downturn.

For now those countries are chasing market share, rather than trying to raise prices by curtailing output.

It was the company's fourth consecutive quarterly profit after seven consecutive quarters of losses, as makers of LCD panels have since curtailed output after about two years of oversupply.

Computer manufacturers were forced to curtail production; their output fell last month to 61.3percentt of capacity -- a record low -- down from 80percentt a year ago.

[C1] Oil Minister Says OPEC Should Not Curtail Production Saudi Arabia's oil minister, Ali al-Naimi, said that OPEC should not curtail its current oil production because strong demand had kept prices high, and added that it was too early to consider paring the group's output in anticipation of slowing consumption next year.

Wind plants have two dispatch options: use the entire power output of plants of the trial or curtail the output if that is feasible.

OPEC officials have announced they will sharply curtail petroleum output, although the size of the cut will not be known until next week.