Sentence examples for export development from inspiring English sources

Since 1999, ITC has undertaken a series of seminars on export development of organic products in 16 developing countries in Africa and Asia, including 14 LDCs.

The Initiative has practical support from the UNCTAD/WTO International Trade Centre, which assists developing countries with the skills needed for trade promotion and export development.

The International Trade Centre UNCTAD/WTO (ITC) is the focal point in the United Nations system for technical cooperation with developing countries and economies in transition in trade promotion and export development.

Such specialists" and struck out "full-time export development specialists to each Administration regional office and assigning" before "primary responsibility".

The Canadian government has stepped forward with C$30m£16m6m) of short-term funding through an export development scheme to aid Nortel.

The U.S. Grains Council, the export development arm of the American corn, barley and sorghum industries, donated 4,000 pounds of mixed feed grain last spring to a Cuban aid organization.

Critics claim proposed expansion of coal and gas export terminals, such as at Townsville, and new major new export developments, such as Abbot Point, will hurt coral, turtles, dugongs and other wildlife through increased shipping and waste from dredging.

A good example is coal export developments.

The structure-conduct and performance model is used to show the workings of the arms market and its various entry and exit conditions, and the sector's performance is analysed through various indicators including exports, development time scales, cost overruns and profitability.

Take convergence to that East Asian societal-capability norm, the wisdom of Deng Xiaoping and then Jiang Zemin in applying the standard Hamiltonian gaining-manufacturing-technological-capability-through-light-manufacturing-exports development strategy (albeit on a world-historical scale) and a modicum of good luck, and China seemed understandable.

Enrique de la Madrid, head of Bancomext, Mexico's export-development bank, says that in 2013 the bank had outstanding loans of more than 3 billion pesos ($225m) to Spanish companies invested in Mexico, and 4.5 billion pesos to Mexican firms operating in Spain.