Примери за използване на Forced to import на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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This means that we are forced to import.
The country is then forced to import considerable amounts of electricity from nuclear power plants in France and the Czech Republic.".
Ironically, Venezuela was forced to import gasoline.
Islands' only source of income is agriculture, but production is not enough to their own country,and we are forced to import goods.
Some countries are forced to import drinking water.
However, the EU has very few raw materials and is therefore forced to import in bulk.
Most of them are forced to import from abroad.
Cement factories cannot satisfy local market requirements and Russia is forced to import cement from China.
Italy may be forced to import olive oil.
Extreme measures were taken during the 2008 drought,when the city was forced to import water from France.
As a result Venezuela is forced to import 70% of its food consumption.
At the time, the Jordanian livestock industry could only meet 33% of the local demand andthe country was forced to import livestock from other nations.
Since the Fukushima disaster, Japan has been forced to import huge amounts of coal, liquid natural gas and other fuels.
This had a significant influence on the whole food and animal feed chain,because Europe is not able to meet its needs with internal production and is forced to import 14 million tonnes of soya beans annually.
Although it is forced to import almost all raw materials it needs, the Netherlands has a highly developed industry.
Last summer, due to extreme drought, Albania was forced to import electricity.
Last year, Sweden was forced to import 800,000 tonnes of garbage to keep up with energy demands, and the countries are competing over garbage-rich countries.
Japan is one of the few tea-producing countries,which is forced to import tea because of theconstant growth in domestic demand.
Japan has been forced to import expensive fossil fuels to replace atomic power, which previously supplied around 30 percent of the country's electricity.
The biggest exporting countries Russia, Ukraine, China andMexico have already been forced to import in order to ensure their supply.
Japan has been forced to import expensive fossil fuels to replace atomic power, which supplied around 30 percent of the country's electricity before the 2011 disaster.
Protein crops currently occupy only 3% of the EU's arable land and therefore,the EU is forced to import 70% of these crops for animal feed.
In consequence, British manufacturers could be forced to import fewer parts from abroad, even though the foreign components would often be cheaper and of higher quality.
London could suffer from the type of extreme drought that hit Barcelona in 2008- when it was forced to import drinking water from France at a cost of £20 million.
Spot power prices on the Serbian and Croatian power exchanges have risen more than 30 percent since the start of 2018 and power utilities across the region, and especially in Albania which relies onhydro to produce power, are forced to import to meet demand.
London could suffer from the type of extreme drought that hit Barcelona in 2008- when it was forced to import drinking water from France at a cost of £20 million.
However, the situation at present is that we are forced to import a lot of our feed and I have said many times before that I strongly believe that the process of approving new types of GMO grain for import is taking far too long, and feedstuff from soya urgently requires to be speeded up.
In addition to public awareness campaigns anddrastic cuts in consumption, Barcelona was forced to import water from other parts of Spain and France.
With its science and industry in a precipitous decline presently, Russia is forced to import between 80% and 100% of its computer equipment, 95% of industrial robots and 100% of advanced metal-cutting machines and tools.
London could be facing severe drought, as Barcelona did in 2008,when it nearly ran out of drinking water and was forced to import water from France at a cost of £20 million.