Sentence examples for which will export from inspiring English sources

He said it also showed the folly of Australian and Queensland government support for one of the world's largest coalmines, Adani's proposed Carmichael mine, which will export coal in ships through reef waters.

The legal challenge - brought by the state Environmental Defender's Office on behalf of the green group Coast and Country - was among a number faced by Adani while battling to push ahead with the huge project which will export up to 60m tonnes of coal a year.

To begin the process from the app, you'll need to look for the button "Save Vines" on your Profile page which will export the Vines to your Camera Roll.

If Hunt gives the green light, Shenhua will begin work on the first of three pits covering 3,500 hectares, from which it will export nearly 270m tonnes of coal over the next 30 years.

And they look set to generate some equally big protests.Last year the government signed an agreement under which Peru will export up to 6,000MW of electricity to Brazil, a plan that would involve mainly Brazilian companies investing around $20 billion.

It will transport oil from a foreign country to U.S. refineries, which will then export the oil to other foreign countries.

Others fret about flows of the money out of the country, but this brings down the exchange rate, which will boost exporting firms.

And a byproduct of its factory is surplus electricity, which will be exported to the grid, displacing electricity that would otherwise be generated from natural gas or coal.

Hydroelectric turbines will generate up to 1,070 MW of electricity, 95% of which will be exported to neighbouring Thailand.This is the World Bank's natural habitat, where its compulsions and capabilities are both shown to full advantage.

They plan to build only 500 copies, 84 of which will be exported to North America.

To capitalize on that, the Lurtons are doubling their Mendoza cellar to produce 6 million bottles annually, the bulk of which will be exported.