Sentence examples for release stocks from inspiring English sources

The European Union also said that it was concerned and that Bangkok needed to say clearly how it would release stocks.

The Paris-based organization, which advises 28 industrialized nations on energy policy, said the possibility that countries, led by the United States, could release stocks from strategic reserves, together with a pledge from Saudi Arabia to supply clients ahead of this week's negotiations with Iran over its disputed nuclear program, had tempered recent price gains.

Last week Mr Wen went so far as to visit a farm to show he is taking the issue seriously.Mr Wen promised that the government would act to ensure adequate supplies of pork; if necessary, to stabilise prices it can release stocks from its strategic reserves of both frozen pork and live pigs.

The disruption to supplies as a result of Libya's internal conflict became apparent some time ago and the 1.4m barrels a day denied to world markets, which all together get through nearly 90m b/d, is hardly the sudden upheaval that the stocks are there to offset.The IEA says that Libya is the reason for the decision to release stocks.

[C4.] In Test, China Plans Stock Sale China will release stock in four state-controlled companies to the market.

If Mr. Smith did, Goldman may take legal action and refuse to release stock options he has accumulated.

Within months after the Cheney report's release, stock analysts were downgrading energy companies because of a looming long-term-capacity glut.

However, it should be possible to minimize this issue by backcrossing infected release stock to the local genetic background of a target population with high insecticide resistance.

Ideally, this includes studies of population dynamics and recruitment-limitation of wild stocks, environment stock interactions, habitat availability, genetic studies of wild and released stocks and integration with appropriate fisheries management.

Moreover, the availability of EST-linked markers yielded by transcriptome characterisation may provide a suitable tool for the identification of footprints of selective pressures in the released stocks, due to natural or anthropogenic stress.

This availability of a relevant number of EST-linked microsatellites and SNPs represents a precious prerequisite for sturgeon conservation genetics by providing the possibility to monitor the effect of selection on captive and released stocks.