Sentence examples for downstream sectors from inspiring English sources
"To maintain the traditional pricing system and normal market order and to hold a long-term friendly cooperation between the upstream and downstream sectors, Baosteel has settled 2008 benchmark iron ore prices with Rio Tinto after friendly negotiation," Baosteel said in an e-mailed statement.
Starting form sugar industry, VPT was tested toward upstream and downstream sectors (respectively agriculture, and processing industry and retail).
The relationship between market structure and welfare distribution between upstream and downstream sectors have been subject to careful scrutiny since 2000.
Enhancement of regulation on upstream sectors (residential activities, manufacture and construction sectors) is as important as abatement measures taken on the downstream sectors.
This implies that operators in the downstream sectors are prone to adopting such pricing behaviour: it is unlikely that they will change it in absence of any pressure in this direction.
Support was found for horizontal (intra-industry) productivity spillovers and vertical (inter-industry) technology spillovers from foreign firms in upstream sectors to local firms in downstream sectors in the case of Kenya and Zimbabwe.
The downstream sector is very simple in Nigeria in that the refined gas is moved from one tanker to another, to a smaller tanker and then sold.
It will also extend its oil and gas capabilities from exploration and production to the downstream sector, as well as bring in new customers.
"He's made it clear that it's absolutely in the best interest of Nigerians to deregulate the downstream sector," meaning the retail sale of gasoline.
The petroleum sector is also marked with structural problems ranging from inadequate human capacity and domestic technology needed to manage the oil dynamics especially in the downstream sector.
Aragrande et al. (2017) analyze the peculiar case of the sugar sector in the EU that is relevant for two main reasons: the downstream sector is highly concentrated and farm production has been historically managed by a quota regime.
