Sentence examples for gas conflict from inspiring English sources

"I think we are reconsidering not just a new way of doing politics, but above all a new way of managing our economy," Bolivian activist leader Oscar Olivera said, in a Latin American Solidarity Centre interview, about the recent gas conflict.

(2) Although after the Russian Ukrainian gas conflict in January 2006, energy security has forced its way up the European energy and foreign policy agendas, the EU-27 member states have largely failed to forge a coherent European energy security and energy foreign policy strategy after their Spring summit of 2007 because its declared political solidarity has been still lacking.

The gas conflict between Russia and Ukraine in 2006 and resultant abrupt price increase of imported gas stimulated research on the effects of energy price shocks on Ukraine's economy.

The gas conflict of 2009 broke out because of two factors, the lack of a gas contract for 2009 and a $2.4 billion debt that Ukraine had yet to pay for gas received in 2008.

[C6.] Armenia Settles Gas Conflict With Russia In a settlement of the latest natural gas dispute in the former Soviet Union, Armenia will receive natural gas supplies from Russia at prices well below European averages until 2009.

In "Iran's oil and gas common resource management as non-cooperative games" Iran's oil and gas conflicts with aforementioned countries are presented using well-known 2 × 2 games.

Because of many reasons such as the non-renewable structure of oil and gas resources, prediction of scientists about lack of resources in the near future, etc., oil and gas conflicts occurring in the real world are often complicated; therefore, it is indispensable to describe these complex models with less-complicated game theory models.

[C3.] GAS DISPUTE A conflict between the Russian natural gas company Gazprom and Ukraine intensified as the gas giant reduced the flow of gas a second time.

Charles Moore, biographer of Margaret Thatcher, lives in a £1.5m rectory in Etchingham, East Sussex, and has admitted that his support for shale gas extraction may conflict with his personal interests.

Worries about the use of sarin nerve gas in the conflict intensified, as Britain joined France in asserting that the evidence of such use by Syria's government was more persuasive.

Iraq's use of gas in that conflict is repeatedly cited by President Bush and, this week, by his national security adviser, Condoleezza Rice, as justification for "regime change" in Iraq.