Sentence examples for development of export from inspiring English sources
Third, government may be in a position to increase the demand for labor by encouraging the development of export industries, much as the government of China has done, or the development of export services, much as the government of India has done.
The objective of the two-day Round Table is to contribute to the development of export promotion strategies and plans in Eastern Europe and Central Asia through an analysis of experiences in the region as well as other countries.
There can be no doubt that the development of marketing groups, such as Sun Lychee, and their commitment to grade standards, quality assurance, and the development of export markets have contributed to the success in recent years.
Manufacturing is based largely on processing imported goods, although the government supports the development of export-oriented industries.
Mexico will use the loan for a steel plant, an oil pipeline and development of export-oriented industries, Mr. Petrocoli said at the Japan National Press Club.
This growth was driven primarily by the development of export-oriented industries and the abundance of highly skilled and educated labour, fostered by strong government support.
The development of export-driven commercial agriculture, through long-term land concessions (up to 50 years, in some cases renewable) and based largely on foreign investments and loans from international lending agencies (e.g., the Asian Development Bank), constituted an important instrument in the government's ambitious plans to modernize the countryside.
Development of exports of organic fresh produce does not seem to have good prospects in the near future.
In contrast to the earlier planting boom based on expectations of a domestic wood shortage, the second major wave of planting was initiated to meet an estimate of increased domestic needs and the development of exports.
It's not going to be easy, but we believe there's a chance that the American Congress will pass the treaty before July 28th .Together with high mineral prices, the expiring trade preferences have helped produce an export boom in Peru (see chart), and sparked the development of new export crops, such as asparagus and paprika.
