Sentence examples for earmarked for export from inspiring English sources

The new regime disregarded a previous agreement, forcing BG to sell much of the gas it had earmarked for export to the domestic market, for a lower price.

Iraq's self-ruled northern Kurdish region has resumed pumping crude oil earmarked for export through the central government's pipeline after halting it for four months over what Kurdish authorities called a payment dispute.

Before Mr Mandela took the oath of office, just 10% of the country's goods were earmarked for export.

The remaining 30% has already been bought by Eletrobras and earmarked for export, mining and industrial activities.

A couple of weeks ago, in an incredible display of arrogance and total lack of accountability, Zenawi publicly stated that 10,000 tons of coffee earmarked for exports had simply vanished from the warehouses.

The storm, the worst in five decades, severely damaged crops earmarked for both export and local needs.

The European Union obtains nearly 45 percent of its gas imports from Russia, while 70 percent of Russia's gas exports are earmarked for the 27-country bloc.

Now, Chinese loans account for more than 60% of the government's financing, according to a Reuters analysis, and more than 90% of Ecuador's oil exports are earmarked for China.

But under Mr Dlamini's stewardship, emerging black-owned coal producers were brought in as shareholders, and more export capacity was earmarked for small companies.

Since the oil-sales program went into effect in 1996, 30percentt of the money Iraq makes from its supervised exports has been earmarked for reparations, and more than $8 billion has been paid in claims.

There is an existing agreement in place with Oman for the export of Iranian gas over a 25-year period and part of those exports are likely to be earmarked for the global LNG market.