Sentence examples for business of exporting from inspiring English sources

Unlike the Soviet Union, it is no longer in the business of exporting its ideology.

China is not in the business of exporting war, development models or moral and political blueprints.

As the writer Xeni Jardin has observed, the US is now in the business of exporting censorship.

"For any of us in the business of exporting British content, it's going to be harder because I don't think anyone is warming to us right now.

But there is only one man with the paperwork, money and connections to make a business of exporting bush gold to Europe.

One of its few conciliatory sentences was a pledge that "Islamic Iran poses no threat to any Islamic country"—a clear attempt to reassure the gathered delegates that Iran is no longer in the business of exporting revolution.

They were victims of economic freedom -- freedom of Big Business to export the manufacturing base of America.

London and the South East have the highest proportion of exporting businesses, followed by the East of England and the West Midlands.

They are prisoners of the Venezuelan regime and its most powerful figure, not the hapless Maduro but the military strongman that runs the Congress, the Central Bank dollar hedge fund and, according to censored international news reports, the lucrative transit business of re-exporting Colombian sourced cocaine.

The Trans Pacific Partnership offers a unique opportunity to change the analysis for small businesses who believe the costs of exporting outweigh its benefits, and in doing so, create greater opportunity for millions of Americans they employ.

One of the biggest criticisms, especially from campaigners against poverty in developing countries, is that the CAP encourages European agri-businesses to export huge quantities of food worldwide that poor farmers cannot compete with on price.