Sentence examples for affecting export from inspiring English sources

The reason for the different approach is that non-discriminatory national measures, affecting export goods the same way as goods for domestic consumption, do not impose dual standards on the manufacturer at the stage of production.

The company went into liquidation in July 1999 – the main factors were not investing the proceeds of the sale of the factory land to buying new machinery, the high value of the pound affecting export orders, and the loss of Ministry of Defence orders following the end of the Cold War.

Responsible for black leaf streak disease (BLSD) in banana, commonly known as black Sigatoka, yield losses range from 20 to 80%% (Churchill 2011), with premature fruit ripening also affecting export markets.

Most single market trading arrangements would survive, but Britain would lose its voice in future rules affecting exports.

However, the exchange rate devaluation reduces the importance of technological competitiveness in affecting exports because it allows also non-innovating firms to enter foreign markets.

United Parcel Service, which moves packages globally, said its business was being challenged by the slowdown in Europe, which in turn was affecting exports from both Asia and the United States.

A stronger pound as well as US dollar played their parts by affecting exports.

While the founders' general human capital affects both export propensity and intensity, their export-specific experience only affects export propensity but not intensity.

These results emphasize the importance of distinguishing new from existing exports when investigating the dimensions that affect export performance.

Independent export channels are the most common exporting entry mode, although the lack of ownership hinders their management and affects export performance.

As for China, deepening economic ties with its Asian neighbors will create more complicated feedback loops that will affect export and domestic demand, said Mr. Song at Goldman.