Sentence examples for foreign stockpiles from inspiring English sources

The Department of Energy has already greatly improved its programs for eliminating such uranium for nonmilitary purposes and for improving the security of foreign stockpiles.

For some years, hot money flowed in, adding massively to China's foreign reserve stockpile.

Foreign-exchange stockpiles have almost tripled to $5.7 trillion since the beginning of the decade.

The United States keeps its estimates of foreign nuclear weapons stockpiles secret, and Pakistan goes to great lengths to hide both the number and location of its weapons.

The trade deficit soared nearly 10% in August to a fresh record as the value of imports jumped on higher oil prices and as firms stockpiled foreign goods amid a labor dispute at West Coast ports, government data showed.

Companies are keeping stockpiles of foreign cash in the United States.

A few used the boom to fill sovereign-wealth funds, to build stockpiles of foreign-exchange reserves or to pursue broader economic reforms.

Derrick Sung, an analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein, said some investors were disappointed that the company was not planning to make use of its stockpile of foreign cash for the deal.

Under that proposal, the country would hand over a large portion of its uranium stockpile to foreign countries, which would later return it in the form of rods suitable for use in a civilian nuclear reactor.

A 2010 statistical analysis by a Northwestern University law professor detected "a dramatic increase in the rate at which firms add to their stockpile of foreign earnings kept overseas" following the 2004 law.

The stockpile of foreign earnings parked in low-tax countries out of the reach of U.S. tax authorities now exceeds $2 trillion, including as much as $1 trillion in cash, estimates Edward Kleinbard, an international tax expert at USC who labels it "stateless income".