Sentence examples for a range of imports from inspiring English sources
But it may never have achieved this success without access to a range of imports.*"Multi-product firms and Product Turnover in the Developing World: Evidence from India", by Penny Goldberg, Amit Khandelwal, Nina Pavcnik and Petia Topalova.
The gap between word and deed was greatest in Argentina, which has imposed no fewer than 21 trade barriers since the Seoul summit, covering a range of imports from apples and pears to Christmas trees and burglar alarms.Correction: Some of the country data supplied by the G20 Research Group were incorrect.
And here and around the world, new duties or other restrictions have been applied on a range of imports.
Grain worth $1.4 billion would be enough to meet about 80percentt of that annual import requirement, assuming a range of imports including wheat, corn and barley priced at about $300 a tonne with shipping.
We are fortunate in having North Sea gas – declining but still important – to meet some of our needs, as well as a range of import options through various pipelines and cargoes of LNG.
The lack of dinner options was made up for by a range of imported beers and 30 different desserts.
Or pick from a handful of other drafts and a range of import bottles, certainly plenty to get you langerated, magalorim or mombolised (Corkonian ways to describe getting loaded).
There is a range of imported and local brands available in South Africa that can differ in terms of their cost to the consumer and their performance.
America threatens that, unless the EU gives way by February 1st, it will slap duties on a range of European imports.
The Clinton administration plans to slap prohibitive tariffs on a range of European imports by early August in retaliation for the European Union's failure to lift its longstanding ban on hormone-treated beef.
From October 1st, a range of food imports will suffer big increases in duty or outright bans in an attempt to revive local agriculture and develop a more self-reliant economy.Lebanon now imports $1.5 billion of food a year a lot for a country with a GDP of just $13 billion.
