Sentence examples for fuelling at the from inspiring English sources

Ryanair sincerely apologised to passengers affected by the delays, which were caused by adverse weather and and fuelling at the airport, and said that contrary to the video's claims of no food and drink passengers were provided with refreshment vouchers.

The Tehran research reactor was built in the sixties by an American company (General Atomics of San Diego), fuelled at the time with highly-enriched uranium.

The sparse use of evidence syntheses to frame health problems and to select and justify the options and strategies [ 40, 41] to address those problems is fuelling, at least partially, the failure to achieve the targets set as those might be overestimated [ 11].

The consortium's winning $3.2 billion bid was 7% less than the canal's own estimate and about a billion less than that of Bechtel, an American rival, fuelling suspicions at the time that it would try to renegotiate the contract later.

Rolet took over in 2009 and embarked on a merger spree, and has been credited with help fuelling growth at the LSE.

Blix is asked about criticisms of the inspection programme, which fuelled frustrations at the way the inspections process was working.

Scottish nationalism (even its modern, ostensibly "positive" incarnation) is fuelled, at least in part, by the claim that Scotland would flourish if only it had greater autonomy.

But the giant anti-nuclear demonstrations of the time, in Europe and America, were fuelled at least as much by fear of nuclear war as by fear of nuclear reactors.

The Ukrainian president and opposition leaders have agreed to scrap anti-protest laws that had fuelled anger at the government, the presidency says.

The ITER tokamak will be fuelled at a time averaged rate of up to 200 Pam3 s−1 requiring neutralised gas in the divertor to be pumped to balance the fuelling and remove the fusion helium and other impurities in the exhaust.

It fuelled concern at the time that the group was adhering to the ancient Islamic belief that women captured during war are slaves with whom their "masters" can have sex, correspondents say.