Sentence examples for production to pay from inspiring English sources

The Iraqi government on Tuesday advanced its plan to increase oil production to pay for security, rebuilding and other costs, formally approving four oil field development contracts with international companies.

BP owns the largest share of the consortium that runs the pipeline and depends on revenue from North Slope production to pay for damages caused by the blowout of a BP well in the Gulf of Mexico last year.

BP Exploration Alaska owns the largest share of the consortium that runs the pipeline and depends on income from North Slope production to pay for damages caused by the gulf blowout.

This paradoxically led the UK to increase coal-fired electricity production to pay for the cost of generating highly subsidised renewables – instead of investing in cleaner gas-powered capacity.

The Texas Legislature has sporadically addressed the problem of abandoned wells by, among other things, passing a law that imposed a fee on oil and natural gas production to pay for plugging them.

While spectacular effects command high prices -- $50,000 or more to create one big digital flourish for a feature-length movie -- relying solely on a big-budget production to pay the bills would be a risky proposition.

Later negotiations, and a Madrid court order that reportedly obliged Radford's production company to pay some €270,000, eventually unblocked the impasse.

Our farms, despite measures to remove acreages from production and to pay farmers not to produce, have yielded such a staggering excess of crops that the American taxpayer in 1962 is paying out more than $1bn a year as the total carrying cost of the surplus food storage programme.

Among the many who collect them, some make money: Frankie Muniz sends his customized 2000 Volkswagen Jetta to car shows; Latrell Sprewell opened a racing shop; John Travolta's movie contracts require the production company to pay for fuel and maintenance on his jets -- as well as two standby pilots, at $1,250 a day.

The Campaign and Struggle Against Acid Attacks on Women has suggested that chemical manufacturers be required to regulate production and to pay for rehabilitation and compensation for victims.

More remarkably, the production managed to pay tribute to a recently fallen musical idol with real feeling — something any experienced awards-show watcher might have thought impossible.