Sentence examples for smuggling gas from inspiring English sources

On 13 February 2001 Tymoshenko was arrested and charged with forging customs documents and smuggling gas in 1997 (while president of United Energy Systems of Ukraine).

Although the Marcone case is the largest smuggling prosecution anywhere so far, investigators believe that smuggled gas is used by other companies in the United States, and European customs officials have intercepted shipments of contraband gas arriving in Finland, Slovenia and Poland in the last two years, said Halvart Koeppen, a United Nations official who tracks illegal trade of the gas.

In fact, it has recently been providing as little as half that amount, causing Ghana to fall short by as much as a third of peak demand for electricity every day.Fuel-smuggling and gas hold-ups are not the only way in which Nigeria affects its region.

It also revealed ties to firms involved in gas smuggling and links between Mr Kurchenko and the son of the prosecutor general, Viktor Pshonka.

Last night, Black Market: Dispatches explored the contours of the massive illicit gas smuggling network running from Venezuela to Colombia.

The foreign-language film field for the 2014 Academy Awards is an uncommonly strong one, incorporating the luscious fever dream "The Grand Beauty" (Italy), the heartbreaking family drama "Ilo Ilo" (Philippines) and "Gris Gris" (Chad), the story of a man pulled into the world of gas smuggling, among so many others.

They're satisfying, sure, but what's the point of a Wilbur Smith novel without Kalashnikovs, Lear Jets, KGB spies, diamond smuggling and deadly gases?

Cooking gas was smuggled in from nearby towns.

He has described himself in the Serbian news media as an honest fuel importer and a construction company owner who has never smuggled a "liter of gas".

Last year alone they confiscated 10 tons of cocaine at La Frontera, smuggled in the fake gas tanks and hollowed-out tires of the trucks.

Tonight, on an all new episode of Black Market: Dispatches, we investigate the underground gasoline trade and meet the Colombian "kamikazes" who smuggle Venezuela's subsidized gas across the border.