Sentence examples for supplier nations from inspiring English sources

The global nuclear energy partnership (GNEP) was created in order for 'fuel-cycle supplier' nations to provide assured supplies of nuclear fuel to 'fuel-cycle customer' nations.

This week, there have been new rumblings of concern from the Clinton administration, which lobbied hard for increased OPEC production before the supplier nations' meeting in June.

Mr. Bush called for tighter export controls by the leading nuclear supplier nations, strengthened intelligence and law enforcement against rogue proliferators, and expanded efforts to eliminate or secure nuclear bomb fuel left over from abandoned weapons programs.

Pending scarcity— driven by increases in global demand, and China's near-monopoly on the minerals market— could lead to prices that eat into industry margins, a slow down for clean tech projects worldwide, and diplomatic clashes between supplier nations (China) and buyer nations (U.S., Germany and Japan).

Bush first raised the idea last year, saying that nuclear supplier nations should refuse to sell either uranium enrichment or plutonium reprocessing equipment to nations that did not already have nuclear weapons.

Asia has to reduce Asian coal consumption, the supplier nation is never going to do that.

The customer nations would utilize the fuel for electricity generation and subsequently return it to the supplier nation after it is spent.

This spent fuel would then be reprocessed by the supplier nation in order to recycle the actinide constituents, mainly uranium and plutonium, in advanced nuclear power reactors, and thus reduce waste volumes [1,2].

Turned Huntsman Corp. from fast-food container supplier into nation's largest private chemical company via acquisitions.

The outlook for suppliers, the nation's largest manufacturing sector, worsened recently when Detroit automakers said that they did not plan to counter the softening market with bigger discounts, even if the country slipped into a recession.

BBC correspondents in Japan, China and India report on Iran's significance as an energy supplier to these nations.