Sentence examples for use of imports from inspiring English sources

Aled Jones, director of the Global Sustainability Institute at Anglia Ruskin University, warned that the Britain had the equivalent of only three years of North Sea gas left on the basis of current consumption and without the use of imports.

Some analysts consider that the increase in EU palm oil imports since 2003 is explained by the use of imports to substitute for rapeseed oil diverted from the food market to biodiesel production [54 56].

There is a widespread aversion to the use of imported kimchi.

And avoid the use of imported traditional medicines, especially those from southern Asia; several of them have caused lead poisoning.

A federal judge has prohibited the use of imported death penalty drugs and has ordered the Food and Drug Administration to collect the drugs from any states that have imported them.

A casserole of lamb (chakapuli) stewed in wine with green onion and tarragon had an interesting otherness about it, possibly through the use of imported plum sauce.

In the ab initio approach, the calculation proceeds from first principles (the Schrödinger equation) and makes no use of imported information.

Currently, German law (Embryonenschutzgesetz) prohibits the production of embryonic stem cells, but allows the use of imported material.

In addition, 20% of electricity consumed in Finland was imported in 2015 (Official Statistics of Finland 2016b) Thus, there is a clear relation in Finland between self-reliance and the use of imported energy.

The sample set shows good homogeneity in major and minor element composition, indicating the use of imported natron glass, with standardized composition typical of Roman glass of the period, also reflected in the recipes used for colouration.

In Sweden at least, it is wished that the use of imported feedstuffs in animal production will decrease due to the risk of contamination with Salmonella and the ban of using GMO crops in Swedish dairy production.