Sentence examples for export burdens from inspiring English sources

Separately, on Thursday, Mr. Locke announced that, as part of a plan to reduce export burdens on American companies, the United States might remove restrictions on exports of goods with potential military applications when such technologies were available worldwide.

This commodity chain exports the environmental burdens of salmon farming, such as water pollution, to southern Chile.

Exports are not an objective in and of themselves; the need to export is a burden that a country must bear because its import suppliers are crass enough to demand payment".This view does not dominate the public debate.

For companies like ours, it would not make sense to establish a plant that could face tariff burdens exporting to the members of the EU.

These things, it is said, place a distinct burden upon export trade, and therefore come within the constitutional prohibition.

No doubt the faithful will say it ain't so, that farmers aren't hurt by the export tax because the burden falls on a mysteriously invisible class of rich middlemen.

Rather, he has inherited short-term economic difficulties, aggravated by falling export revenues and the burden of servicing a $4.7 billion foreign debt, as well as the task of creating a new economic structure to assure long-term prosperity.

He noted that imperialism was a technique which allowed European countries to put off the inevitable domestic revolutionary crisis by exporting their own economic burdens onto weaker states.

For example, in the early stages of development, the encouragement of entrepreneurial activity relies on a more strident protection of rent, and the timing of import liberalization after export liberalization eases the burden of trade liberalization policies generally.

Conservatives also believe that the Salt deduction in effect allows blue states to export some of their tax burden onto the red states.

The commission marks the 28 countries in the union (of which 17 share the euro) according to a scorecard of 11 indicators, ranging from current-account imbalances to export performance and private-debt burdens.