Sentence examples for require imports from inspiring English sources

In its decision, the State Department, citing numbers from the Energy Information Administration, estimated that the "balance between domestic supply and demand" will require imports of unconventional oil from Canada to grow from current levels of roughly 1.5 million barrels a day to some 4.3 million barrels by 2030.

To protect this money, top management decided to invest it locally in businesses which would: (1) contribute to the local economy, (2) not require imports from abroad, and (3) if successful, be the kind that could be sold to local investors if and when currency remittances became possible again.

Thus, a massive rural public works programme would require imports of cereals roughly equal to 9percentt of domestic basic food staples production.

Exports require imports, but trade restrictions tend to drive up the cost of exports through higher costs of vital inputs and technology.

(China and India might require import-oriented consumer economies for that to happen, which is not currently the case).

Those fees mean that smartphones and laptops often cost consumers more in Brazil, and that domestic manufacturers can be at a disadvantage if their products require imported parts.

As a result, many of Britain's exports require imported inputs; so when sterling depreciates and import prices rise, the knock-on effect on export prices renders them less competitive.

A plan to fight the extinction of wild tigers in Cambodia would require importing the big cats from abroad, in what conservationists say would be the first transnational tiger reintroduction.

FowlNew European Union rules that require importing countries to comply with the EU's food-hygiene standards or to reach mutual agreements with the EU have prompted a trade dispute.

ENSO shifts winds all over the world, can create devastating rains and flooding in South and North America, and has even been linked to social unrest in countries that require imported food.

Of course, that might require importing trained people from outside Rhode Island.