Sentence examples for curb export from inspiring English sources

Brazil's trade surplus fell to its lowest level in seven months in November, dragged down by surging imports and a strengthening local currency, which some economists say is starting to curb export growth.

Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, has faced down the economics ministry (and some in the foreign ministry) to curb export-credit guarantees for firms trading with Iran.

Rules of origin served to curb exports, too.

Last week, Mr. Mandelson urged China to curb exports of T-shirts and linen, amid signs that European producers of these items were being run out of business.

He spoke as talks on North Korea's missile program ended in a stalemate here, with the United States refusing to pay North Korea to curb exports of missile technology.

He said the French involvement in the pipelines would give Paris strategic options in the country's natural gas supply, potentially a wise move in light of Russia's decision to curb exports via Ukraine.

Larry Rohter (NYT) BRAZIL: CURB ON WEAPONS SALES In an effort to curb exports by the nation's growing weapons manufacturing industry, the government has placed a 150 percent tax on the sale of guns to every country in South and Central America and the Caribbean except Argentina, Chile and Ecuador.

Brazil's central bank bought dollars on the foreign exchange market for the first time since February, apparently in response to calls from government officials and business leaders to halt a rally by the Brazilian real that threatened to curb exports.

Supporting legislation that would curb exports of toxic e-waste, at the moment the U.S. HR 6252.

The US is suffering an epidemic of opioid related deaths and Washington has been pressuring Beijing to curb exports of the drug.

Given that the United States ran a bilateral deficit of $231 billion with China last year, it is to say the least anomalous that U.S. agencies are spending U.S. taxpayers' money to curb exports to China.