Sentence examples for support gas from inspiring English sources

In practice, this means that Decc does all it can to support nuclear power while the Treasury attempts to support gas as best it can by moving as much risk of investment away from UK PLC to the nuclear companies.

If that expectation is too great, then green policies will come under increasing stress in the coming decade as their costs increase, and anything that boosts gas supplies in the meantime (such as the EU's plan to support gas as a low-carbon fuel) will be easier to justify politically.

The plan, as described by senior state officials to Hakim, is to proceed only in the deeper parts of the Marcellus Shale, the subterranean rock formation that holds vast amounts of gas, and only in communities that support gas drilling — which would unavoidably involve the productive but contentious process of hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, of the shale layers deep underground.

At the premiere of Fox's antifracking sequel on Sunday, a batch of ticket holders — mostly landowners from the Marcellus shale region who support gas drilling, but including McAleer — was blocked from entering the theater (see the Artsbeat blog post for Tribeca's dubious explanation).

"It's quite an accomplishment if your skin can simultaneously be adapted to support gas exchange and at the same time prevent desiccation".

A new inner chamber and its bottom plate made of quartz glass were attached with carrier support gas inlet port for the determination of cadmium by inductively coupled plasma atomic emission spectrometry (ICP-AES).

Twelve supporters from the Reclaim the Power group bared their bottoms on the steps of the Department of Energy and Climate Change in Whitehall, in protest at new climate secretary Amber Rudd supporting gas power and capping on onshore wind power subsidies.

Supporting gas bearings with proper flexible supports can improve the stability performance of a rotor-bearings system.

The Welsh Labour government after several years of not supporting gas drilling or fracking eventually supported Plaid Cymru's call in the Senedd for a moratorium.

The torch can generate the plasma with water as the plasma-supporting gas in the absence of any additional gas supply system and cooling devices.

Previous research has suggested that infrastructure supporting gas development is the driver for habitat loss, but knowledge of what specific infrastructure affects habitat is limited by a lack of spatial tracking of infrastructure development in different land uses.