Sentence examples for bound to export from inspiring English sources

With Gazprom contractually bound to export to European customers far into the future, the pain of any production lapses will be borne by average Russians in the form of gas shortages, analysts say.

Then, AhR bound to CRM1 is exported from the nucleus to the cytoplasm.

Cryo-EM analysis of pre-60S particles bound to the nuclear export factor Arx1 provides the first structural glance at the immature 60S particle, and the position of Arx1 near the exit tunnel suggests that it may restrict access of factors active during translation.

In eukaryotic cells, nuclear export of proteins is frequently mediated by this nuclear export factor, which binds to nuclear export signals (NES) on cargo molecules.

Once a plant or animal species has been designated as endangered, countries generally are bound to prohibit import or export of that species except in specific limited circumstances.

However, an MS2 coat protein-mRNA export factor fusion, when bound to the MS2 operators, overcomes nuclear retention, leading to export of the pre-mRNA and luciferase expression.

If US policy is a western problem, which western human rights organisations are bound to address, fundamentalism and terrorism exported by US- and British-based groups is also a western problem.

A weaker yen coupled with the weakness in Europe is bound to affect Germany's exports.

The U.S., for example, is legally bound to automatically approve all exports of natural gas to countries with which it has a free trade pact.

Exports are bound to take time to pick up given the travails of the eurozone.

Russian carriers were bound to muscle in, as oil exports account for the bulk of Estonia's rail freight.