The RFS was enacted in the United States in recognition of the national security implications of overreliance on foreign supplies of petroleum, the energy security implications of oil's price volatility, and the ongoing environmental costs of fossil fuel use.
Oil industry officials and analysts said this week that they were distressed by Mr. Gore's offensive because, they maintain, domestic petroleum pricing is primarily a product of foreign supply.
In the 1940s, faced with a shortage of foreign supplies (fascist dictatorships having other priorities), Gucci began experimenting with hemp, linen and jute.
One rebel commander moans that the stinginess of foreign supplies of arms has been like "giving us injections just often enough to stop us from being killed off .America must stomach some arms falling into the wrong hands, too.
Finance Minister Nelson Merentes said the government was also addressing the lack of foreign currency, which has resulted in the suspension of foreign supplies of raw materials, equipment and spare parts to Venezuelan companies, disrupting their production.
Finance minister Nelson Merentes said the government was also addressing the lack of foreign currency, which has resulted in the suspension of foreign supplies of raw materials, equipment and spare parts to Venezuelan companies, disrupting their production.
Wilson's time at the Board of Trade is perhaps best remembered for his "Bonfire of Controls" - when between November 1948 and February 1949 he removed hundreds of controls covering consumer goods, industrial equipment and the purchase of foreign supplies.
But in an era of concern about dependence on foreign supplies of fossil fuels and increasing atmospheric carbon, electricity generated by nuclear fission is again attracting attention.
But in an era of concern about dependence on foreign supplies of fossil fuels and increases in atmospheric carbon, there is renewed interest in electricity generated by nuclear fission.
The fact that no blood could arrive from Europe last week underscored the fragility of depending on foreign supplies.
"Let's look at the larger long-term problem of U.S. dependency on foreign supplies, failed diplomatic relationships with critical producing nations, and our own inability to fully develop our own domestic resource," Mr. Armey said.
