Sentence examples for pipeline debate from inspiring English sources

Whatever the merits of either side of the pipeline debate — and the larger one over Alberta's oil sands — that possibility may already be under way.

While his background has fueled speculation of murky cold-war-era ties underlying the project, Mr. Warnig said his spying career was irrelevant to the pipeline debate today.

In another wrinkle in the Keystone XL pipeline debate, the European Commission has given initial approval to a measure declaring that fuel from bitumen, the tar in oil sands, is higher in carbon dioxide emissions than conventional oil.

Page A13 PIPELINE DEBATE GROWS With a federal decision anticipated soon on whether an oil pipeline will be allowed to run from Canada through the nation's midsection, lawmakers in Nebraska are being summoned to an unexpected legislative session over the issue, which has stirred up a level of rancor that few had predicted.

The president offered no specifics on what he might do in the remaining two years in the White House – beyond what is already becoming obvious in his showdown with Congress over the Keystone XL pipeline, debate on which was expected to reopen on Thursday.

Competing groups are trying to define the Dakota Access pipeline debate.

A helpful Bloomberg article today, "Quebec Disaster Spurs Rail-Versus-Pipelines Debate on Oil," digs in on the relative merits of pipeline and train transport of oil.

The Labour MP Michael Meacher has legislation in the pipeline – MPs debate it again today – itemising the more detailed reforms campaigners believe are needed to make the change stick.

With the first 11 new apprenticeship standards already produced by companies such as PwC and Jaguar Land Rover, and many more in the pipeline, the debate has never been more relevant.

The enormous amount of public revenue created by the pipeline provoked debates about what to do with the windfall.

Even for a pipeline, though, the debate surrounding the Keystone XL project has been rancorous.