Sentence examples for raising production levels from inspiring English sources
See articleOver a barrelOil prices rose sharply when ministers from OPEC nations failed to reach agreement on raising production levels.
Iran has previously called for the OPEC production cuts to be maintained through September and the official's remarks seem to signal continued deep division within OPEC about raising production levels.
Huge public-private investments in clean technologies, which raise production levels dramatically and bring down costs, make clean energy cheaper.
The oil ministers are also expected to announce plans for a follow-up meeting in June at which they could choose to raise production levels again if the price stays near $30 a barrel.
When oil producers say 'we need oil,' we say, 'come and get it".' Pressure is coming from Asian nations as well as the American government to raise production levels, he said.
The combination of high rural birth rates and the industrialization of agriculture raised production levels of foods and fibres but also caused more children to migrate to cities, as fewer were needed to work on the increasingly mechanized farms.
Ms. van der Hoeven takes over amid concerns that the I.E.A. is losing relevancy because emerging energy giants like China are not members, and after a rare public split in June within the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries about whether to raise production levels in response to unrest in Libya.
During the twentieth century, temperate pastures based on subterranean clover and other legumes, and to a lesser extent tropical pastures, raised production levels and financial returns to previously unachievable levels.
"Agricultural Technologies and Trade Policy in Central Asia: Issues and Prospects" addressed three broad topics: the relationship between agricultural and trade policies, changes for agriculture and agricultural policies stemming from trade agreements and deeper regional integration, and conditions for fostering adoption of agricultural technologies to raise production levels and promote trade.
Furthermore, some employers used the time-and-motion studies as a means of speeding up the production line and raising productivity levels while still keeping wages down.
Agriculture technologies need to help poor households adapt to labour constraints imposed by HIV/AIDS while raising productivity levels, and diversified production and enriched foods can improve the nutrition of affected households.
