Sentence examples for export delivering from inspiring English sources

Those tests include setting stronger pollution targets to help limit global warming to less than 1.5C above pre-industrial temperatures; stopping uranium mining and export; delivering on the Murray-Darling Basin Plan; and shifting to 100% renewable energy by 2050.

Human Behavior - Bjork (1993) Iceland's most famous export delivered brilliant single after brilliant single in the 90s, but none even graced the Top 80. There's "definitely definitely definitely no logic" as to how this peculiar masterpiece, Bjork's first solo single in the U.S. (accompanied by a fantastical Michael Gondry directed video) peaked at #109, about 100 notches too low if you ask me.

And Asgeir, one of Iceland's biggest musical exports, delivers a harmonious, melody-driven performance, sung in a soft, quivering falsetto reminiscent of Bon Iver.

However, Belarus had held out amid a dispute over tariffs that Russia charges on crude oil exports delivered to Belarussian refineries, which caused a brief oil pipeline shutdown last winter.

The membrane components are thought to form an export gate for secretion of the substrates, while the three soluble proteins form a FliH/FliI/FliJ complex that promotes the export process by binding and delivering export substrates to the export gate.

"The ACF's public statements make clear that they would seek to drive these jobs and these benefits offshore, simply exporting jobs and economic opportunities that Australia's second largest export industry delivers, as the International Energy Agency continues to predict strong demand in emerging markets in Asia for thermal coal over the medium to long term," he said.

But more often, goods destined for export are delivered to seaports by small trucking companies — usually hired by logistics firms that bargain to get the lowest possible shipping price.

The latter protein binds to cytosolic precursor proteins destined for export and delivers them to the SecYEG translocon.

It is estimated that one third of Iran's imported goods and exports are delivered through the black market, underground economy, and illegal jetties.

"Government must recognise the scale of the export challenge we face and commit to delivering an export action plan for Northern Ireland," said Mr Nodder.

"If this continues, we should see exports and investment delivering better-balanced growth across the economy".