Sentence examples for export commitments from inspiring English sources

Mexico reportedly canceled some export commitments two weeks ago.

It is happy to supply Egypt's foreign-owned LNG plants, so they can meet their export commitments.

The aim was not only to maintain outstanding export commitments but also to protect China's image in the world.

Colombia says it will draw on its stocks to meet export commitments, but much of this coffee may be damaged by insects and unfit for export.

India, after all, is the world's second-largest exporter of cotton, after America.The commerce ministry seems to have been worried that short-term export commitments were more than India could comfortably meet.

Gazprom cannot currently meet internal demand and export commitments solely from its primary fields in Siberia, and has been forced to purchase natural gas from Central Asian countries, according to a report by Cambridge Energy Research Associates.

As noted in the previous study, it is not entirely clear whether it is legitimate to grant such subsidies on agricultural products (by referring to the Subsidies Agreement) when all forms of agricultural subsidization (apart from the SDT provision) are prohibited by the AoA for those countries with zero export subsidy commitments.

"I warned that it was putting lives at risk, that it was undermining the democratic ideals of our nation, and that it was eroding one of our country's greatest exports: a commitment to free speech and a free press," he said.

Least developed countries are exempt from export subsidy reduction commitments.

It does, however, count Russia and the United States as participants, along with 39 other states, which indicates the strength of normative commitments to export controls on dual-use technologies generally.

And we are on pace to double our exports, one of the commitments I made when I was president.