Sentence examples for on onshore from inspiring English sources

At the same time, it has imposed some new restrictions on onshore drilling.

With senior Tories muttering about a possible moratorium on onshore windfarms, it looks unlikely.

"At the same time the government should rethink its proposed ban on onshore wind.

But perhaps Rudd's war on onshore subsidies is not as damaging for Infinis as it seems.

The green industry reacted with dismay to the news that the Conservatives are planning a new assault on onshore wind.

Asked about whether Cameron proposed a cap on onshore output when meeting Clegg, the prime minister's spokesman refused to answer the question four times.

This result supports early studies on foreshock migration based on the onshore stations (Ando and Imanishi, 2011; Kato et al., 2012).

It becomes more expensive if the lost circulation is on an offshore rig than on an onshore rig.

Favourable offshore contracts yield about 20% profit to oil companies on every barrel, compared to only around $3 on an onshore barrel under a formula that is less affected by high oil prices.

Consider Chuck Todd's question, "Why not ask BP to simply step aside on the onshore stuff?" Obama's response was a discourse on the Oil Pollution Act of 1990, BP's contracts with contractors, and the fact that "the Coast Guard and our military are potentially already in charge".

On 4 April, a senior Conservative source told the Guardian the party was planning to include a moratorium on future onshore windfarms in its 2015 general election manifesto.