Sentence examples for expanded exports from inspiring English sources

The Obama administration has already approved expanded exports of natural gas, which in turn would be expected to foster domestic production.

Britain, which is in the European Union but not the euro zone, expanded exports to America by 11 percent in October from a month earlier.

Now deep in third place, with 10.6percentt of sales at the end of March and 9.5percentt last year, GM Daewoo is struggling to make a comeback with the promise of greatly expanded exports.

While China exports virtually no fully assembled cars to the United States, it has rapidly expanded exports to developing countries, and those exports compete to some extent with cars exported or designed in the United States.

For several months, executives from Silicon Valley and other technology centers have been roaming the halls of Congress, lobbying for what they say will be billions of dollars of expanded exports to China as well as new jobs for Americans.

Who will tell the people that, yes, the way capitalism came to the Arab world in the last 20 years was in its most crony and corrupt mutation, but that the right answer now is not to go back to Arab socialism, but better capitalism: better market-based economics, emphasizing expanded exports, but properly governed by the real rule of law and targeted safety nets.

The Dominican Republic-Central America-United States Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA-DR) has been in effect since April 2006 and has expanded export opportunities for many agricultural and manufactured goods.

The modernized manufacturing would result in a vastly expanded export of Polish-made products to the West, which in turn would generate hard currency to pay-off the debts.

The reasons for the greatly expanded exported proteome in P. falciparum are not clear, however, this organism is unique in its expression of PfEMP1.

According to the Confederation of British Industry, recovery hinges on expanding exports.

She said the UK could expand exports to fast-growing countries in Asia, Africa and South America.