Sentence examples for export benefit from inspiring English sources

The use of biological samples in research raises a number of ethical issues in relation to consent, storage, export, benefit sharing and re-use of samples.

And they rightly note the potential export benefits for Europe of being a leading low-carbon producer.

The federal African Growth and Opportunity Act of 2000 provides favorable export benefits to African nations that reform their economies to become more open.

A recent environmental committee of MPs found that nuclear power gets an annual subsidy worth £2.3bn, and arms exports benefit from government subsidies worth £890m a year.

Australians believe the nation's mineral exports benefit mining company executives and shareholders the most, not ordinary Australians or the poor people in countries to which resources are sold, a new poll shows.

That doesn't sound very clever for clever people, since German exports benefit greatly by being tied to a currency weakened by those southern members – the old Deutsche mark's value would be sky-high by now.

Its forecasts imply that GDP will grow by around 1.7% in 2010 following a decline of 1.3% in 2009.That upswing is supposed to come as domestic demand picks up, thanks to lower interest rates and improvements in credit availability and real take-home pay, while exports benefit from a lower pound.

The deal would have doubled exports, benefiting the poor.

In 2014, 79% of developing countries' exports benefited from duty-free treatment, up from 65% in 2000.

For this reason, and because their own exports benefitted from an artificially strong dollar, the Europeans and Japanese tolerated the U.S. gold drain and used their growing fund of "Eurodollars" to back loans and commerce.

The fish our industries export will benefit as they will be more competitive pricewise".