Sentence examples for exports from fields from inspiring English sources

Many Norwegians are questioning not only race relations within their society but also a welfare state that, for decades, has drawn on some of the world's highest taxes -- and highest per capita oil exports from fields in the North Sea -- to provide succor and security from cradle to grave.

International monitors voted to allow exports from the fields to resume in June despite objections from the United States, Canada and the European Union.

A proposal by the European Commission to prohibit ships from leaving port in severe weather drew fire from some shippers, who said it would further crimp oil supplies on the Continent and exports from North Sea fields.

In response the Kurds have started to export oil from fields under their control and keep the proceeds for themselves.

Vegetative filter strips (VFS) implemented downstream to the source of pollution can trap sediments and thus limit sediment export from agricultural fields.

Mr. Putin appeared to try to put that concern to rest last week when he announced the canceling of high taxes on exports from new offshore fields for five to 15 years, depending on the scale of the project.

The body overseeing the trade in "blood diamonds" has agreed that Zimbabwe can resume limited exports from new diamond fields in the east of the country.

The tipping point for Global Witness was a decision by the Kimberley Process to authorize exports from the Marange field in Zimbabwe, seized by that country's army in 2008 in an operation in which 200 miners were killed.

PARIS — A global body created to curb trade in diamonds that finance conflict has agreed to allow Zimbabwe to export limited numbers of stones from fields where the military has been accused of human rights abuses and smuggling, representatives of the diamond industry and advocacy groups said Friday.

The attacks shut down exports from Iraq's southern oil fields, which are by far its most productive.

The Kimberly Process was never perfect but the June 2011 decision to allow exports from Zimbabwe's Marange diamond fields rendered it ridiculous.