Sentence examples for export competition from inspiring English sources

"Export competition will become tougher.

But the trade provision, the Agreement on Textiles and Clothing, expired in January 2005, putting these countries in direct export competition with China.

They also reveal contrasting food-system paradigms: further agricultural modernization, export competition, and food-import dependence versus an alternative vision of revitalized rural life, farmers' rights, and national food sovereignty.

Export competition remains a contentious issue.

The second of the three pillars of the AoA dealt with export competition.

The export competition issue is central to the ongoing round of trade talks.

Although competition may represent a threat to Egyptian orange exports to Russia, it could also act as an efficiency-enhancing factor and a positive driver of innovation that could enhance export competitiveness.

For America, Europe and elsewhere the effect will be meagre: weaker markets for some exports, tougher competition from some now-cheaper Asian imports.

We are pleased that NGOs such as Oxfam now recognise the benefits of trade for development, but they need to acknowledge that these benefits flow from removing barriers to imports as well as from promoting exports and competition at home.

Mexico is emerging from a three-year slump caused by the slowdown in demand from the United States, which buys 90percentt of Mexico's exports, and competition from Asia for its products.

The United States and an 18-country group of agriculture exporters argue that European export subsidies hinder competition and drive up consumer prices.