Sentence examples for export ban for from inspiring English sources

Earlier this year a Chinese government report suggested an outright export ban for the scarcest rare earths.

This year, in India, which has had a wheat export ban for the last three years, a bumper crop has led the government to stockpile.

They are bound to rise further if Iraq, which accounts for 5% of world output and at least 10% of reserves, maintains its export ban for long.No one should underestimate Mr Hussein's capacity for making mischief.

At the end of a week in which the wheat price hit a two-year high as Russia, the world's fourth largest producer, imposed an export ban for the second year running, there were fears that the domestic move to biofuels would lead to further rises in the cost of wheat.

Japan is to ease its self-imposed arms export ban for the first time in almost 50 years.

The regulator has introduced export bans for nearly 60 medicines to try to tackle the problem and is looking at 300 more products.

The trademark battle between Chinese tech company Proview and Apple has been heating up in recent months, with the Shenzen-based company asking for import and export bans of the iPad in China.

"Malcolm Turnbull should take the time to read the letter from President Tong – it is not a call for an export ban, but a considered call for a global moratorium on new coalmines," said Ben Oquist, the executive director of the Australia Institute.

In order to protect itself from future volatility, the US instituted the export ban (exceptions were made for oil from Alaska and parts of California).

Today, the main concern is policies that push prices up: unilateral export bans, subsidies for consumers and the pursuit of biofuels.

MOSCOW — Russia's central bank surprised markets by raising its deposit rate Monday, with the chairman citing a weekend decision to lift a grain export ban as a risk factor for inflation.