Sentence examples for water royalty from inspiring English sources

Re "The Royalty Boondoggle" (editorial, Feb. 3): I take issue with your suggestion that the 1995 Deep Water Royalty Relief Act was ineffective.

Might the quarterly profit quest tempt employees to water down royalty reports as they did Mr. Olson's drinks, or inflate reserves held against potential returns?

The South African Government also pays royalties for water transferred to South Africa from a dam and reservoir system in Lesotho.

Flexity struggled, but we kept our heads above water thanks to the royalties on Power Sentry's sales.

Sculpted into the grass are the six Platonic elements of Earth, Water, Air, Fire, Ether and Royalty, which lead naturally into the Mediterranean garden.

But that doesn't mean she thinks governments should profit by charging royalties on their water resources.

Perkins' influence was vast and his musical pedigree impeccable, for he collaborated with all forms of blues royalty, from Muddy Waters to Robert Nighthawk, Earl Hooker to B.B. King.

Under that law, the Interior Department allows companies that drill in deep water to avoid paying a standard royalty on oil and gas from publicly owned waters — usually 12percentto16percentcent of sales.

cost 100, thousand dollars/stage Operating costs 300, thousand dollars/year Gas price 4, 5, 6, dollars/Mscf Interest rate 10%% Royalty tax 15 % Water management cost 10%% of total fixed costs.

They bought a tractor for the community and promised to pay royalties and provide clean water.

Starting in 2001, she offered royalty incentives to shallow-water producers who drilled more than 15,000 feet below the sea bottom.