Sentence examples for logging supply from inspiring English sources

"For too long, the federal government has shirked its duty by not passing English as the official language of the United States," said Mr. Meyer, 76, a Town Council member and retiree who runs Chains Unlimited, a sawmill and chain saw and logging supply company.

Other volunteers filled paper bags with saline, cotton balls, alcohol wipes, cookers, rubber ties and condoms, logging supplies given out and used needles collected.

Understanding the effects of extended work hours and different work schedules on productivity of mechanised operations will allow harvest planners to better manage log supply, labour force requirements, and harvesting economics.

Understanding the effects of extended work hours and different work schedules on people, productivity and value recovery of both on- and off-forest mechanised operations will allow planners to better manage log supply, labour force requirements, and the economics of the forest to mill supply chain.

Data concerning rural timber supplies comprise the following: Total number of standing trees supplied for rural use Total quantity of firewood supplied to rural household Total quantity of sawn timber supplied for rural use Total quantity of saw logs supplied for rural construction.

As part of that $110 million deal, the conservancy agreed to continue logging to supply wood to the Finch Paper mill in Glens Falls, N.Y., for the next 20 years.

In terms of their relative contribution to total annual log supply, wood plantations contribute 99.9% in New Zealand and over 80% in Australia (Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics and Sciences ABARESS) 2014; New Zealand Forest Owners Association 2013).

Forest degradation will cause a deficit in the log supply to the wood processing industries.

Arising from this reduction in domestic log supply, policies are being promulgated to encourage the forest industry to optimize the utilization of scarce forest resources.

Exports of coniferous logs from the United States continued to be hampered by the reduced log supply from the Pacific northwestern region, caused by the set-aside of timber land for, environmental reasons.

The impact of forest degradation is a deficit log supply to industries amounting to about 30 million m3 per year, while the natural forest (wood) supply is only 22-26 m3llion m3 per year.