Sentence examples for planned import from inspiring English sources

Britain's worst racial problems descend from the planned import of textile and industrial workers to northern England.

There is even talk of converting planned import terminals for gas into export terminals.The reason for this "quiet revolution", as Tony Hayward, the boss of BP, recently described it, is a drilling technique known as "hydraulic fracturing", in which a mix of water and chemicals is blasted underground to create fissures in gas-bearing rocks.

By the nineteen-sixties, Kirstein's restless eye had fixed on Japanese ritual sports — judo, kendo, karate — which he planned to import as he had once imported Russian ballet.

Prosecutors said Mr. Enotiades stated clearly to the defendants that he planned to import cocaine from them to the United States.

Ford officials said the C-Max hatchback presented a stronger business case than the gasoline-powered, seven-passenger Grand C-Max that it planned to import from Europe.

The Heckscher has postponed "The Unexpected in 20th Century Ceramics," an exhibition from the Museum Agt Kruithuis in the Netherlands that it planned to import for next year.

New York Theater Workshop had planned to import a Royal Court Theater production of "Rachel Corrie" from London in the spring of 2006, but Mr. Nicola postponed the move in late February.

He said he planned to import fewer books for himself in the future, for a reason that he said would be an even bigger threat to traditional publishing.

For a start, they have dug a canal from the Mediterranean to the Dead Sea, and use its final falls for hydro-power, enabling them to employ electric ploughs, instead of the draught cattle that they first planned to import.

Initially, the North Koreans had planned to import 353,000 tons of grains, but that target was reduced to 220,000 tons, of which about half has been secured so far, European experts said.

DINING, PAGE F1 Arms Smuggling Is Charged Federal and New York law-enforcement authorities say they have broken up a network of international arms smugglers who sold assault rifles and planned to import military weapons from Eastern Europe to the United States.