Sentence examples for challenges to exporting from inspiring English sources
What are the other big challenges to exporting British arts?
"There are many barriers and challenges to exporting, but many of them are more perceived than they are real," he said.
The European Union (EU) proposed a solution that would provide limited exceptions to patent rules that hindered the export of drugs under a compulsory license while the US backed a time-limited, conditional moratorium on WTO challenges to such exports.
I'd love to see the governor really challenge more business to export.
The breach with Ayatollah Khomeini became irreparable in January 1988, when Ayatollah Montazeri objected to a wave of executions of political prisoners and challenged the leadership to export the revolution by example, not by violence.
In March, the Guardian Small Business Network and UPS took 10 small and medium-sized businesses on a trade mission to Atlanta, Georgia, to help them meet valuable contacts and overcome the challenges of exporting to the US market.
The Trade Mission to Atlanta, Georgia, in the United States of America - in March 2015 - will be an inspiring and practical experience, designed to help SMEs that are looking to export overcome the challenges of the US market.
They also seek United States challenges to China's export restrictions on rare earth metals, which are needed for many auto parts.
April 1996 The Government launches a legal challenge to the export ban, and introduces a scheme to slaughter and destroy all cattle over the age of 30 months.
A sharply weaker euro, which has already slid nearly 10 percent against the dollar in the last year, would make high-quality goods produced in countries like Germany more affordable on world markets, providing a greater challenge to Chinese exports.
