Sentence examples for offshore export from inspiring English sources
The Houston energy company plans to build a multibillion-dollar offshore export terminal halfway between Corpus Christi and Galveston to ship natural gas around the world.
However, the lack of information shows that "conditions exist for an offshore, export black hole" whereby a seemingly non-sensitive dependent territory could be used to channel arms to undesirable end-users, says the report, entitled Destination Unknown.
A growing group of activists are working hard to stop the Algonquin Pipeline Expansion, which will create a 42" pipeline pushing fracked gas from Pennsylvania to offshore export in Massachusetts.
The project includes the development of three oil fields in southern Chad, a 1000-km underground pipeline running through Cameroon, an offshore export terminal, and the construction or rehabilitation of a large number of ancillary infrastructures alongside [ 11].
Salt, obtained by evaporation of seawater, is used to prepare fish caught offshore for export.
"The ACF's public statements make clear that they would seek to drive these jobs and these benefits offshore, simply exporting jobs and economic opportunities that Australia's second largest export industry delivers, as the International Energy Agency continues to predict strong demand in emerging markets in Asia for thermal coal over the medium to long term," he said.
The thinning winter ice cover, together with enhanced offshore-directed export, preconditions early ice retreat and low summer ice extent.
Juergen Maier, the firm's UK CEO, said that an existing blueprint to export offshore wind turbine machinery from the Hull hub was now up in the air.
Fish utilizationIn general, offshore fishing is export oriented.
Dr, Kaplan mentioned the practice of "offshoring" -- the export by corporations of jobs in accounting, technology and financial services to foreign countries -- and said she sensed that it began to diminish business recruiting on campuses in the past year.
The Gulf states have become increasingly concerned that encryption technology used by BlackBerry devices makes it difficult to monitor them, and that, because of the way the BlackBerry network functions, data is exported offshore.
