Sentence examples for water shipments from inspiring English sources

Judge Candee allowed water shipments to continue for 30 days after he enters his judgment.

Food and water shipments might have military escorts, depending on how risky the route.

Reid Lifset, the editor of Yale's Journal of Industrial Ecology, says that bottle bills are a good idea but doesn't swallow Fiji's advocacy or other green measures as justifying the practice of transplanetary water shipments.

Many of these communities rely on bottled water shipments that are trucked or flown in.

The United Nations World Food Program and government officials have been delivering emergency water shipments to the region.

Residents in more remote areas are also suffering severe water shortages because trucks have stopped bringing water shipments due to fuel rationing.

The 1,000 bales of silk, picked up in Seattle, were worth $1,000,000 on their own, while the load of copper was reportedly the largest water shipment of Arizona copper to that time.

First shipments arrive The first water shipment destined for Tripoli – a total of 23,000 bottles for emergency use – arrived on 27 August.

Negotiated over the summer of 1994, the deal froze North Korea's nuclear program in exchange for two light-water reactors, shipments of heavy fuel oil, and a pledge to pursue full political and economic normalization.

And yet, for all that went wrong before the meltdowns, the fundamentals of Japan's open society served it well in the aftermath: elected officials ordered evacuations and alerted people not to drink tap water and suspended shipments of raw milk; parliament launched investigations into all that went wrong; and the Japanese press chronicled a raging national debate about the future.

In return, the P5+1 promised no new sanctions on Iran, help to build a new light water reactor, and shipment of aircraft spare parts to Iran.