Sentence examples for cutting flows from inspiring English sources

The spat erupted on Monday when Russia began cutting flows of natural gas into Belarus in an effort to recover nearly $200 million in debt for unpaid energy deliveries.

Amid the natural gas pricing dispute in June, Belarus retaliated by briefly cutting off flows into Western Europe.

On Sunday, Reuters cited two oil traders as saying that Russia had begun curbing supplies to the domestic market by cutting the flows to two refineries, Naftan and Mozyr.

"It was cutting the flow of spinal fluid.

Carlson believes that cutting the flow of H5N1 data will have the same effect.

Gov. Rick Scott announced plans to sue the State of Georgia for cutting the flow of water that feeds the oyster beds and fish-spawning areas of Apalachicola Bay.

The FTC must also show that Intel did not have a legitimate business justification for cutting the flow of technical information.

Mr. Straw noted that there had been progress since May, when Pakistan and India veered close to war, in cutting the flow of Muslim militants from Pakistan to Indian-controlled Kashmir.

Rio's new state environment secretary, Andre Correa, told reporters on Friday he couldn't provide an estimate of how much officials would actually succeed in cutting the flow of pollutants into the bay.

The Environmental Protection Agency, resolving a lawsuit aimed at cutting the flow of mercury and other toxic substances from coal- or oil-burning power plants, has agreed to develop standards by late 2011 for limiting such emissions.

Colin Bull, a plumber who installed tankless water heaters in his native England and now installs them in Houston, advises consumers to look for units with a "temperature rise" that can heat incoming water on the year's coldest day to at least 105 degrees -- a comfortable shower temperature -- without cutting the flow rate to an unacceptable level.