With manufacturers taken by surprise by the referendum result, the CBI said the number of firms citing uncertainty about economic and political conditions abroad as a constraint on exports was at its highest since 1983.
The pipeline, which entered service last month with an initial capacity of 600,000 barrels a day, helps address a major constraint on exports from Russia and its Central Asian neighbors -- a shortage of pipeline capacity to bring the oil to market.
Due to the constraints of export facilities, only one oil tank is allowed to export oil at a station at the same time.
The third export scheme uses the same constraints on exporters and importers as in (8), but replaces the first objective by mathrm{objective, 1:} quad minleft(max_{n} frac{B_{n}(t)}{langle{L_{n}}rangle} right) ;. (9).
"We deliberately used the Gore-McCain law as a fulcrum to negotiate an understanding with Russia to put constraints on their exports to Iran," Mr. Fuerth said, by setting a cut-off date of Dec. 31, 1999.
The most important constraints on increasing exports are inadequate storage, transport and port facilities.
Thus, the solventogenic phase was simulated with acetate and butyrate as additional nutrients, and constraints on the export of acids and excess amino acids.
A lot of those countries will and are suffering constraint on their export ability.
Some papers argue for a positive correlation, based on the impact of liquidity constraints in financing exports; others conclude for a negative correlation induced by capacity constraints.
Back home, Tillerson has urged an end to the decades-old ban on exporting U.S. crude oil and also supports lifting regulatory constraints on the building of projects to export liquefied natural gas.
The hope is that investors will return in a big way, financial and other constraints on trade will end and oil exports will perhaps double.
