Sentence examples for The exportation from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of exporting; the act of conveying or sending commodities abroad or to another country, in the course of commerce.
The exportation of a policy inconsistent with US law means women suffer, whether in Syria, where rape is a weapon of war, or in Latin America, where the Zika virus threatens the health of women and babies.
"The exportation of American television was a form of empire building — empires of consciousness, not of geography — that shaped the desires, perceptions and goals of global populations in ways it is impossible to appreciate," Thompson said.
The exportation step is still difficult and time-consuming, even if there have been some attempts at automation.
The exportation of Marwaris was banned for decades, but between 2000 and 2006, a small number of exports were allowed.
The exportation of vRNPs from the nucleus requires viral nucleoprotein (NP).
Outputs without UIDs are duplicated in the ORCID profile when exported; our framework forbids the exportation of productions without UIDs to avoid this issue.
It was Walpole who wrote, "Nothing so much contributes to promote the public well-being as the exportation of manufactured goods," and the British government long subsidized exporters while imposing tight quality standards on them to safeguard the British brand.
c) Encourage the exportation of Medicare recipients to Canada.
Reprieve filed a lawsuit to ban the exportation of thiopental for use in executions.
"Brooklynizing" is the exportation of these culture-pages clichés to fresh landmasses.
"We comply with all U.S. sanctions, including those prohibiting the exportation of Web hosting services to Syria," he said.
