Sentence examples for energy ties from inspiring English sources

Syria has important energy ties with western countries.

Pessimists fret that Mr Oettinger will look after Germany's cosy energy ties with Russia.

9. (S/NF) The French delegation included various Ministers to strengthen educational, commercial and energy ties with the kingdom.

A key roadblock to robust sanctions is China, which has deep economic and energy ties to Iran.

Seoul has sought to balance the pressure with its desire to protect its trade and energy ties with Iran, its largest export market in the Middle East.

The European Commission, the executive wing of the European Union, announced this week that it is exploring energy ties with Iran as an alternative to Russia.

THERE is an awesome amount of energy tied up in an atom of uranium.

The outcome is that it is difficult to calculate the properties of hadrons, in particular their masses, which depend on the energy tied up in the interactions between the quarks they contain.

It offers the delicious spectacle of self-described environmentalists, infatuated with the idea of alternative energy, tying themselves into knots trying to explain why a wind farm would be a splendid idea anywhere but in Nantucket Sound.

The amount of energy tied to water consumption totals just under half of all the energy this country uses.

To further that energy tie-up, Tesla has offered more than $2 billion to buy SolarCity, which is run by Musk's cousin, Lyndon Rive.