Sentence examples for calls for importing from inspiring English sources
Its 2009 operating budget calls for importing 7.7percentt of total energy requirements from the Nine Mile Point nuclear power station in Oswego, N.Y.
Despite that defeat, Labour's policy manifesto for the 1983 general election had a distinctly Bennish tinge to it, with calls for import controls, withdrawal from the European Economic Community (the forerunner to the European Union), and to abandon Britain's nuclear missiles.
Karyopherins responsible for importing cargoes are often called importins, and exporters are called exportins.
Call the DVLA and get them to send out a pack for importing a vehicle.
Manufacturers are far more likely to call for import barriers to be raised against their foreign competitors than they are to call for existing tariffs or other barriers to come down.
Some critics of Mr. Hargrove say that his call for import restraints comes from his union's lack of success at organizing workers at plants in Canada owned by Toyota and Honda and their parts suppliers based in Japan.
The two also call for the construction of more nuclear power plants through incentive-based approaches (the House GOP calls for "suspending import tariffs and duties on imported nuclear components for five years if there is no domestic manufacturer").
At a summit in March there were demands for action against imports from countries that do not impose binding limits on carbon: some called for "green" import tariffs, others for making foreigners buy EU emissions permits.Yet Chinese voices offer a counter-argument.
2009 The Horticultural Trades Association warns the government that the fungus, now widespread in Denmark, could spread to the UK, and calls for an import ban.
The American substitution for imported parmigiano that the chefs have found is a Wisconsin cheese called SarVecchio.
Import prices slipped 0.2 percent last month compared with expectations calling for unchanged import prices, signaling global economic growth may be cooling.
