Sentence examples for thousands of sugar from inspiring English sources
Thousands of sugar farmers started marching on Mexico City, demanding that Mr. Fox's government force sugar processors to pay nearly a half-billion dollars owed to producers.
Thousands of sugar farmers in developing countries could be driven into poverty because of an EU decision to lift quotas on sugar production from 2017, the Fairtrade Foundation said as it launched an online campaign to push Britain to "make trade fair" in the run-up to a UN summit on development next week.
Schmidt is part of her school's new SugarScience team, which aims to catalog thousands of sugar experiments already published, noting whether they involved food company funding.
Last week, Ed Kashi posted to The New Yorker's Instagram feed from Nicaragua, where he spent the week working on an ongoing project about Chronic Kidney Disease of unknown origin (CKDu), an epidemic that has killed thousands of sugar-cane workers throughout Central America.
By Maria Lokke March 15 , 2013 Last week Ed Kashi posted to The New Yorker's Instagram feed from Nicaragua, where he spent the week working on an ongoing project about Chronic Kidney Disease of unknown origin (CKDu), an epidemic that has killed thousands of sugar-cane workers throughout Central America.
"Azcuba partnered with Brazilian company Odebrecht in 2012 to manage the 5th of September sugar mill in Cienfuegos".
Pakistan is the world's fifth largest producer of sugarcane in terms of acreage, and the 15th largest producer of sugar.
In the 16th century, the first plantations of sugar were started in the New World, marking the last great stage of migration of the cane to the West.
A great expansion in its production took place in the 18th century with the establishment of sugar plantations in the West Indies and Americas.
Reprints Related items China and America: The best of rivalsApr 15th 2004 Trade: Sour subsidiesApr 15th 2004At most, only 1.5m tonnes of sugar a year is bought in Europe from preferred trading relationships with African, Caribbean and Pacific countries.
Hundreds of thousands of enslaved Africans had labored to make Saint-Domingue, as Haiti was then known, the richest colony on earth, a vastly productive slave-powered factory producing tons upon tons of sugar cane, the 18th-century's great cash crop.
