Sentence examples for drawing pipelines from inspiring English sources

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As a continent in its own right, Australia is able to take full control of them, unlike countries such as Pakistan or Israel that depend on rivers arising beyond their boundaries.Along the Anabranch, Mr Forster is managing a project to replace the natural flow with a network of pipelines, drawing water from the Murray river to the south as well as the main stream of the Darling.

That's enough to make your head spin in trying to determine where you draw the line to the pipeline that goes right into your bedroom.

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The April 2014 switch was a temporary solution until the end of 2016 when construction would be complete on a new pipeline drawing water from Lake Huron and meant to supply water to Flint and several surrounding counties.

This brought another protest song, 2014's Who's Gonna Stand Up, and the lyric: "Ban fossil fuel and draw the line / Before we build one more pipeline".

Ukrainian officials say they are withdrawing only enough gas to operate pumping stations serving the pipelines, while drawing on reserves for internal use.

Gas developers are drawing maps for multibillion-dollar pipelines, negotiating with local Indians for participation and discussing environmental safeguards.

It's Russia who so far has learned the lessons of that enormous U.S.-backed diplomatic triumph; it's got a handful of carefully selected oil-natural gas pipelines on the drawing board that, if built unanswered by rival, western-built lines, will grab back much influence in Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan, and project more of its petro-power into Europe down the road.

Opponents here managed to delay Keystone XL for years during the Obama administration, challenging state permitting rules and drawing national attention to the pipeline.

The Bayou Bridge pipeline, another project drawing the ire of environmentalists, would, once built, cross 163 miles of delicate Louisiana wetlands, including eight watersheds, and terminate at oil storage terminals in St James.