Sentence examples for restraining production from inspiring English sources

Iran had signalled long before this weekend's meeting that it would take a tough line on restraining production, given that it wants to continue increasing output to get back to levels seen before international sanctions were imposed.

Iran has signalled it will take a tough line in talks among oil producers on restraining production, saying it would continue increasing its output until it reached levels seen before international sanctions were imposed.

The resulting policies set rural America on a wholly different course than what Franklin Roosevelt's New Dealers imagined during the 1930s: rather than restraining production to boost prices and relieve entrenched poverty, the government urged farmers to coax as much food from the ground as possible.

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Moreover, analysts said, Mexico's unusual role as a leader in this effort demonstrated a broad commitment among many oil-producing countries to restrain production to raise prices.

Oil Output Talks Start The 13 OPEC members meet today in Geneva to try to extend a two-month accord to restrain production to help stabilize oil prices.

Already several non-OPEC producers, including Mexico (which has pledged a 10percentt cut), Egypt, Malaysia, Oman and Angola have expressed a willingness to restrain production to prop up oil prices.

But it's still just one part of the puzzle — ultimately, if others restrain production in the face of higher US output, the impact on gas prices can be small.

Lynn Reaser, an economist at Nationsbank in Jacksonville, Fla., said the relatively weak retail sales of the last three months, as reported by the Government on Thursday, may lead to an adjustment as companies restrain production to avoid an excessive buildup of unsold goods.

The 13 ministers of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries met this afternoon in closed session but were unable to agree on any one plan from several prepared by experts who worked virtually through the night seeking ways to restrain production and restore prices.

Last year in Europe, for example, Arcelor, the world's biggest producer, was formed from a three-way merger of Spain's Aceralia, France's Usinor and Arbed, a Luxembourg-based company.As a result of the merger, Arcelor has restrained production.