Sentence examples for allow export of from inspiring English sources

Australian law, however, does not allow export of drugs subsidized by our government.

A memo from Laurence Scott, records: "Mr Lissenden of Bowaters telephoned this morning to say that the Bank of England would not allow export of newsprint to Hamburg nor grant the necessary C.D. 3 Form.

Trade from Norway to Sweden was limited, due to lack of good infrastructure, but traders in Norway soon realized that the railway would allow export of fish to Sweden.

TolC contains duplicate pfam02321 domains forming trimeric channels that allow export of a variety of substrates in Gram-negative bacteria [17].

To date, only Canada, Norway and the Netherlands have passed legislation to allow export of pharmaceuticals under this provision[ 29, 30].

More detailed analyses of cotton stems after flowering will elucidate important aspects of sucrose metabolism that would allow export of carbon to support seed development.

Campaigners believe the UK's decision to continue to allow exports of military equipment to Israel runs counter to these criteria.

Now it says it will begin to allow exports of more agricultural produce, including citrus fruits, furniture, textiles and some other goods, both abroad and to the West Bank.

Administration officials insist that the new evidence against Iraq is not related to the speech by Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright on Friday in which Dr. Albright announced the easing of some sanctions against Iran to allow exports of Iranian carpets, caviar, pistachios and dried fruits to the United States.

In the aftermath of Elian's homecoming and in step with subtle changes in American foreign policy generally that political block is crumbling.Last week, both the House of Representatives and the Senate approved by wide margins bills that allow exports of food and medicine to Cuba.

As the shortage became acute last fall, California and Arizona obtained shipments of sodium thiopental from an unlicensed British wholesaler called Dream Pharma, but the British government has since refused to allow exports of drugs for use in capital punishment, a policy that is under consideration by the European Union.