Sentence examples for commercial export from inspiring English sources

Many countries have enjoyed agricultural revolutions in the past two decades, applying technology to commercial export farming.

Other cases, however, are less clear in their nature; some seem to be closer to violations of commercial export laws, with the transferred information intended to provide Chinese companies a technological benefit.

A State Department spokesperson, speaking on background, said that although the United States has now licensed the commercial export of lethal weapons to Ukraine for the first time, the U.S. government has not sold or given weapons directly to Ukraine.

Bolor, as she is called, discovered that the online auction catalogue listed the item's provenance as "Central Asia" — a vague term often considered code for Mongolia and China, both of which forbid the commercial export of fossils found within their borders.

She's going to make it". To keep Locs at bay, Barwick, who is sponsored by the company that supplies New Zealand's most famous commercial export, Kiwi fruit, needed to spend 21 of every 24 hours on the move and log 55 to 60 miles daily.

During the past ten years the Department of State has approved ten licenses for the commercial export of anti-personnel landmines valued at $980,000, and during the past five years the Department of Defense has approved the sale of 13,156 anti-personnel landmines valued at $841,145.

Prokopi suggested that the article offered proof that the Mongolians have sanctioned some commercial exports.

The licence was granted but, I understand, no commercial exports have been made.

The need for commercial exports, as well as a growing population at home, spurred industry in many towns.

Many of the rebels' demands, which the government has dismissed, would benefit Rwanda and Uganda, which are two main transit points for commercial exports from eastern Congo.

Along with South Africa, they also propose to adopt a mechanism to permit commercial exports of ivory from lesser protected Appendix II range states.