Sentences with phrase «use oil income»

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Collector Steven Tananbaum sued in New York state court on Thursday over the non-delivery of three Koons sculptures, claiming a «well - oiled machine» that exploits collectors» desire to own the artists» works by using incoming money to pay debts.

In theory, such choices are designed to attract other industries to the province in much the same way that Texas, which has no state income tax, tries to use its oil revenues to convince companies in footloose industries, like electronics, to set up shop in the state.

«We are using some of the income from our oil revenue to fund the programme.

«To sponsor the Ghana Premier league with capital injection of one million dollars each season, to remove Airport Taxes, to remove utility bills paid by university students living on campus, to increase and give Ghanaians high quality infrastructure nationwide, loans from Western World will be abolished, Woyome will pay back our money, continuation of Mahama projects and we will use our oil wealth income to clear all Ghana's debt.»

Moreover, the article states that the increasing popularity of palm sugar will cause the price of products like coconut oil, coconut flour, and shredded coconut to skyrocket because low income coconut tree farmers will choose to use their trees to produce coconut sugar instead of mature coconuts.

Royalty income is classified into two major types that include the use of copyrights, trademarks and patents and investing in the extraction of gas, oil and other minerals.

This allows you to take profits from your various assets (real estate, oil, dividend stocks, you name it) and convert those profits into tax free dollars via policy loans, to use for additional cash flow asset purchases, large ticket purchases (vehicles, office equipment), retirement income, etc..

Collector Steven Tananbaum sued in New York state court on Thursday over the non-delivery of three Koons sculptures, claiming a «well - oiled machine» that exploits collectors» desire to own the artists» works by using incoming money to pay debts.

But when you compare the amount of free solar energy falling on our heads every day against the increasingly scarce oil reserves created hundreds of millions of years ago, the economics become clear: We're letting untapped income go to waste, while we spend money digging up our savings and using it to destroy our home and our future.

Which isnt right at all and all this environmental nonsence of the leftists needs to stop and we need to use our own oil, coal, natural gas to give jobs to the American people and more income.

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By using sustainable practices, farmers can increase their income by making more palm oil from less land.

When an oil production platform caught fire in the Gulf of Mexico near the Louisiana coast last week, a collective gasp would have been appropriate — from the residents of coastal Louisiana, who are no strangers to offshore oil rig disasters, from the fossil fuel industry, which is priming itself for a golden age under the incoming Trump Administration, and from the American public, whose oil reliance remains unchecked despite increasing awareness of both the massive downside of fossil fuel use and the increasing availability of clean, renewable energy sources.

These products allow the community to earn income while lessening their dependance on subsistence farming and without converting land for agricultural uses like palm oil and cattle, which are two major drivers of deforestation in Guatemala.

Inspect incoming raw material that is used for the assembly of drill bits for the oil and mining industry.