Sentence examples for appropriate export from inspiring English sources

The only thing that Iraq apparently could not obtain was a giant fermenter with a capacity of 5,000 litres (it could not get the appropriate export licence).

(3) The urgency of the U.S. Government requirement is such that the appropriate export license or U.S. Government Bill of Lading could not have been obtained in a timely manner.

Add all the parts from the Parts list by left-clicking them, select the Monocolor (.STL) output, and choose the appropriate export directory using the '…' button.

Schiff and Valdés suggest that for "the few export products where developing countries have market power, appropriate export taxes or quotas should be imposed".

Schiff and Valdés suggest that for "the few export products where developing countries have market power, appropriate export taxes or quotas should be imposed".26 However, it might not prove easy to settle the levels for such taxes or quotas because the appropriate tax or quota in one country depends on the levels set by other countries exporting the same commodity.

UN Security Council Resolution 1540, enacted in 2004, already requires that all countries adopt "appropriate, effective" export controls, but implementation varies widely.

Sound adjustment programs will also need resumed commercial bank lending, flexibility in rescheduling debt and appropriate access to export credits.

Basketball and hockey are played by young people on a far more diverse scale and therefore are the more appropriate North American exports to compare with soccer.

For this study, appropriate data were exported from the main register database into SPSS or Excel spreadsheets for further manipulation and analysis.

Mr Eizenstat told the BBC that some exemptions were entirely appropriate, such as the export of software that Iranian opposition figures might use.

These concerns relate to obtaining culturally appropriate consent for sample export and reuse, understanding cultural sensitivities around the use of blood samples, facilitating a degree of local control of samples and sustainable scientific capacity building.