Sentence examples for designed to export from inspiring English sources

"Argentine football is designed to export players," continues Cappa.

Indeed, the mechanisms of the European cap-and-trade system are specifically designed to export better practices to the developing world.

As Howard French described, in The Atlantic, in a terrific piece in May, large Chinese-run farms designed to export rice and other staples to China are one of the new and least-understood elements of China's push into Africa.

Already last year a massive Chinese-backed hydropower project in the northern state of Kachin that was designed to export electricity to China was suspended after objections that the Chinese — with the help of local elites — were exploiting Myanmar's natural resources to the detriment of its people.

Software to support this research must be carefully designed to export correct data.

The Google service is designed to export not only Google Reader data, but also data from Buzz, Hangouts, Contacts, Drive, Goggles, and YouTube.

But the government has high debts, and what feeble growth it has will continue to weaken as the government curbs investments designed to stoke export growth, while wage cuts and tax increases hit the economy.

Guided by classic decision making theory, this paper presents the results of an empirical study designed to investigate export decision making.

Comparisons with China's green development strategy, as embodied in the 12th Five Year Plan (2011 2015), present themselves – in that both strategies are concerned with industrial restructuring and the building of new growth engines designed to create export platforms for the 21st century.

Roxio's new product called "Crunch" is designed to convert and export video to Apple TV, iPod, and iPhone resolutions and filetypes.

He said: "In addition, naval ships are not designed to be export-friendly".