Sentence examples for release of supplies from inspiring English sources

For example, a release of supplies from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve after disruptions in Nigeria or Venezuela might have persuaded the market that Washington was on the case and shaken some complacency out of the market.

And with winter looming and crude oil prices rising, he tried to pre-empt a possible spike in home heating oil prices with his call last week for release of supplies from the reserve.

Q. Can the I.E.A. play a credible role in helping to set or stabilize oil prices, particularly in light of the release of supplies this year in response to events in Libya? A. The main purpose of the I.E.A. — and indeed the reason the agency was established in the 1970s — is to cope with disruptions in energy supply, and in particular oil.

Management of these warehouses is currently being done by the host regional authorities under the overall guidance of PMO/DMD, which retains the authority to order the release of supplies to disaster-stricken communities.

Reacting to the rally of the last week, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries ruled out an emergency release of oil supplies.

North Korean officials have asked the UN to prioritise the release of emergency supplies, including food and fuel, Martin Nesirky, spokesman for UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, told reporters in New York.

Residents sent John A.M. Whealton, a merchant and staunch Union loyalist, to Philadelphia to seek the release of confiscated supplies.

On Thursday, in the latest release of documents supplied by Edward J. Snowden, the former N.S.A. contractor now believed to be hiding in Hong Kong, The Guardian published two documents setting out the detailed rules governing the agency's intercepts.

In the latest release of documents supplied by Edward J. Snowden, the former N.S.A. contractor believed to be hiding in Hong Kong, The Guardian published two documents setting out the detailed rules governing the agency's intercepts.

A potentially effective alternative to the refuge technique that should work in the nonrecessive case, and that has been investigated previously, e.g. in Taylor and Georghiou 1979 and Alphey et al. 2007, is the continual active release of a supply of pests from a source where there is no selection pressure favoring the resistant allele.

"Oil traders will have a full plate tomorrow as they await the release of the inventory supplies data.