Sentence examples for stock released from inspiring English sources
Since deforestation is dynamic and secondary deforestation is virtually impossible, not only is the current stock released but the potential for future sequestration destroyed.
Stock is one of Google's favoured methods of pay, as evidenced by the US-based chief executive, Sundar Pichai, who has been handed £138m in stock released in quarterly instalments until 2019.
Nonetheless, her film "Summer Stock," released in the summer of 1950, was a hit; Garland's performance was acclaimed, but she was a movie star without a career, and Luft planned to do something about that.
It is more likely that they descend from stock released on the island by 17th-century colonists looking to escape livestock laws and taxes on the mainland.
The Department of Environment and Energy's latest report on fuel stocks, released in December, shows that on current consumption levels, Australia had 23 days of jet fuel supply, 22 days of diesel and 18 days of automobile fuel in reserve.
For example, if the world was aiming to stabilize the concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere at 450 parts per million—a commonly discussed goal it might have to reduce industrial carbon emissions an additional whopping 100 billion tons or more to compensate for carbon stocks released by soils and waters.
And the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's annual Report to Congress on the Status of Stocks, released this week, is the latest confirmation that we're on the right path.
UNHCR (appealing for $1.08 million) is seeking funds to replace stocks released for Kassala from resources reserved for refugees, and provide shelter and relief to flood-affected communities including refugees.
The liberalisation of imports has also enabled companies to slash stocks, releasing funds for investment.
The hatchery population can be founded from either the wild population that inhabits the location of release (local hatchery stock), or from a different river than the one into which the stock is released (nonlocal hatchery stock).
