Sentence examples for production transit from inspiring English sources
Failing to recognize the drug problem as a global problem of production, transit and abuse and addiction makes little sense.
On April 9th the parliament passed EU -inspired legislation to "unbundle" Naftogaz splitting it up into separate production, transit, storage and supply firms.
If accepted, petitioners' reasoning would allow Congress to regulate any crime as long as the nationwide, aggregated impact of that crime has substantial effects on employment, production, transit, or consumption.
To accept that reasoning, the chief justice said today, "would allow Congress to regulate any crime as long as the nationwide, aggregated impact of that crime has substantial effects on employment, production, transit or consumption".
Plus, workover operation is needed when flowing production transits into artificial lifting, while the cold pressing in workover will do damage in formation and lead to sand production.
High fiber diets increase fecal bulking, short chain fatty acid production and transit rates along the large intestine., Slow transit rates will encourage growth of the slower growing microorganisms such as some of the hydrogen-utilizers including methanogens, that are present in approximately 50% of the population.
"We also enjoy a much better grasp of the human and social costs not only of drug use but also of the production and transit of controlled substances".
"A set of international treaties oversee the production and transit between countries of such drugs – the key aim being to avoid them being diverted for non-medical use.
"There is no indication that the militarization of anti-drug efforts has reduced production or transit, but it has certainly increased violence," Flores-Macías wrote in an email.
"A set of international treaties oversee the production and transit between countries of such drugs the key aim being to avoid them being diverted for nonmedical use.
By 1997, the world had become so universally disgusted with them that 161 nations (the US not included) signed a total ban on the use, production, stockpiling, transit, or anything-ing of landmines.
