Sentence examples for export agreement from inspiring English sources
He was being shadowed by a German man, a quality-control inspector from Fruit Logistics, the company that had signed the export agreement with him.
"After doing our own research we took advice on things like how to structure an export agreement and I'd definitely suggest people work with a legal expert to put a proper contract together," he says.
And at least Robb's efforts at explaining the benefits of the deal go to its detail, rather than thinking that a quick name-change would do the trick, apparently the assumption behind the Coalition's attempt to rebrand the FTA as a "China export agreement" on Thursday – as if we'd all then forget that Chinese imports are also part of the free trade equation.
Bristow said an element of the night vision kit had required an export agreement with the US State Department.
He rated DNO's stock "hold," in anticipation of more details on the export agreement and the political atmosphere in Iraq, but noted that a secure export route would make DNO an attractive acquisition target.
At the 7th China International Aviation and Aerospace Exhibition, in Chinas southern special economic zone of Zhuhai, GE Commercial Aviation Services, an aircraft leasing arm of General Electric, committed to purchase five Chinese-designed jets, with an option for 20 more, in Chinas biggest civil aircraft export agreement to date.
Agreements bolster Kurdistan's prestige, but also infuriate oil authorities in Baghdad and may cause Iraq to bargain even harder on export agreements.
[World Business, Section W.] U.S. Seeks Deal With Russia on Gas American officials are pursuing long-term natural gas export agreements with energy-rich Russia.
Completing loans and export agreements required days of paperwork, and some stretches of dirt road were repaired just in time for the museum's trucks to fetch the objects.
This is echoed in the restraints on textiles and apparel (masked as "voluntary" export agreements), that enhance the profits of efficient textile producers, while the intended beneficiaries are still hanging on the ropes.The American sugar industry has repeatedly asserted that quotas ensure a reliable supply of sugar but I would not call reasonable a price double that of the world market's.
Releasing without a patent means expanded access to drugs in countries that can't afford extensive licensing and export agreements," he writes on the campaign website Indysci.org.
