Ví dụ về việc sử dụng To boost output trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Iran was allowed to boost output slightly above October levels.
This comment followed an unofficial request from the United States askingOPEC's de-facto leader Saudi Arabia to boost output.
Under the deal, Iran was allowed to boost output slightly above October levels.
Rio plans to boost output to 330 million tons this year after an 11 percent rise to 295 million tons in 2014.
Algeria's Sonatrach to invest $250 million to boost output at Tinhert gas field.
China also has room to boost output by raising the retirement age from the current 60 years for men and 55 for women.
A final deal will be hammered out with BP to boost output from oilfields around Kirkuk.
But the price gain has encouraged U.S. shale oil producers,which are not part of the pact, to boost output.
Meanwhile, U.S. drillers would struggle to boost output by more than 1.2 million barrels a day.
China may seek to replace U.S. crude imports from Russia or Saudi Arabia.Russia and Saudi Arabia recently announced plans to boost output.
Efficiency at work may be the ability at work to boost output without increasing the volume of Labor.
In Libya, the National Oil Corporation opened three previously blockaded ports, allowing AGOCO,an NOC subsidiary that operates mainly in eastern Libya, to boost output.
In contrast, Kazakhstan plans to boost output in 2017 as it launches the long-delayed Kashagan project.
Iran, which faces U.S. sanctions,disagreed and criticized Saudi plans to boost output above targeted levels.
Russia and the producer group may decide to boost output to fight for market share with the U.S., TASS news agency сited Finance Minister Anton Siluanov as saying.
Trump ordered the Department of Defense to develop and purchase equipment to boost output of the magnets for use by the U.S. military.
While Saudi Arabia is expected to boost output again, analysts fear the U.S. move- along with sanctions on Venezuela- will leave the world with inadequate spare capacity.
Iraq is the second-largest oil exporter in OPEC andhas long-term aims to boost output curtailed by decades of war and sanctions.
Shale producers and OPEC are now on a collision course, with OPEC curbing production to try to raise prices andshale drillers adding rigs to boost output.
Iraq has sought in recent years to sign contracts with international energy firms in orderto boost output sharply and cement its role as a key global oil supplier.
Oil production growth from the United States, Brazil, Canada and Norway will more than meet global oil demand growth through 2020, the IEA said,adding that more investment would be needed to boost output after that.
Foreign oil companiesworking in Iraq have warned that projects to boost output will be delayed if Baghdad cuts spending due to low oil prices and fighting with Islamic State.
Rosneft and its partners plan to invest $8.4 billion in developing Russia's offshore energy industry in the next five years,part of a bid to boost output from new areas, the Russian oil major told Reuters.
In order to effectively save costs on manufacturing, logistics and delivery time, Samsung will spend $2.2 billion on its handset factories in the Vietnamese towns of Bac Ninh andThai Nguyen by 2020 to boost output.
Once the restrictions are eased- a process that itself could take many months-Iran would need to seek foreign partners to boost output beyond pre-sanctions levels, said Robin Mills at Manaar Energy Consulting.
However, OPEC's No.2 producer, Iraq, has said it would not cut output, arguing it needs the revenue to fight Islamic State,and the government is trying to lure investors to boost output further from its current record 4.43 million barrels per day.
After the Trump administration threatened a complete halt to Iranian oil exports,prompting other producers to boost output to compensate, the U.S. authorized exemptions to eight countries without disclosing the terms.
The economy had shown 0.5% growth in the first quarter aftermanufacturers' stockpiling ahead of Brexit helped to boost output, when the manufacturing sector recorded its biggest quarter rise since the 1980s.
Oil retreated below $71 a barrel as Saudi Arabia was said to offer extracrude supplies to some customers following a plan to boost output, while the U.S. considers tapping into its emergency stockpiles to rein in prices.