Sentence examples for level of petrol from inspiring English sources

And it's one that America has invited upon itself.Petrol prices in America are substantially below levels elsewhere in the rich world, and this is almost entirely due to the rock bottom level of petrol tax rates.

The steadily increasing level in the consumption of petrol oil worldwide generates considerable profits for the petroleum industry and an increase in the price of petrol oil.

The results of the study showed that the mean hemoglobin level and RBCs count of petrol station attendants were significantly lower than those of the comparison group while mean white blood cells (WBCs) and platelets counts were higher among petrol station attendants with nonsignificant difference between both groups.

But with money short, and parsimonious Republicans in charge of the House, such bail-outs are encountering ever stiffer resistance.Last year House Republicans proposed cutting spending to the level of the shrinking petrol-tax receipts.

Reports suggest that Iran's petrol contains ten times the level of contaminants of imported petrol and its diesel 800 times the international standard for sulphur.

Even the proposal expressively 'did not seek to penalize diesel but to tax fuels in a neutral way on the basis of their merits instead of tax advantages' (EU Taxation Commissioner Algirdas Šemeta in[114]), it resulted in shifting the litre price level of diesel above the petrol price level according to the higher energy content of the former.

The RAC's fuel spokesman, Simon Williams, said: "With the average price of petrol already at levels not seen since January 2010 this latest cut will send the average price (112p) even lower, which is more great news for the motorist as millions head back to work following the festive holiday.

Separate analyses were carried out for three different periods: 1978 1987 (high levels of lead in petrol; no data on parents' smoking habits available), 1988–1994 (decreasing use of leaded petrol), 1995 2007 (unleaded petrol only).

The coefficients for all variables except price of petrol are significant at the 5%% level or better and have the expected sign.

The largest contribution came from fuels and lubricants, where pump prices rose 2.7% to reach record levels of £1.32 for petrol and £1.38 for diesel.

The permissible levels of lead in petrol has been reduced drastically.