Sentence examples for export fee from inspiring English sources

"This Australian-first project has the full support of the Norfolk Island community and is expected to generate much-needed revenues via an export fee and employment," the managing director of AusCann, Elaine Darby, told the Guardian.

Buy a diamond if you must, but make sure to declare it on your way out and pay the necessary 5% export fee.

Lastly, make sure the country doesn't designate certain types of rare instruments "national treasures" and then try and sock you with a hefty export fee, or prevent you from taking it out of the country altogether.

In the emirates' zones, the usual requirement for local ownership of companies is waived, and there are no import and export fees or income tax.

Canadian lumber producers had also lobbied aggressively for an end to the export fees, contending that since the memorandum was signed they were burdened with falling lumber prices, a stronger Canadian dollar and a slumping housing construction market in North America.

The company says it's thus far avoiding raising the price on products by simply absorbing the higher export fees.

To avoid the export fees due if the painting been sent directly to New York, the Duveens took a circuitous route – from Madrid to Germany, then to Paris and America.

Order No. 1069 on production and export fees for poultry products.

The real figures are often disguised amid the huge revenues that Belarus receives from both transit and re-export fees.

Service exports - fees generated in Europe by Wall Street bankers and in the Middle East by American construction firms; royalties from overseas sales of Madonna records and McDonald's hamburgers - have become the new symbol of America's grandeur abroad.

Finally, the commonwealth could reintroduce export license fees, on a per tonne or per ounce  basis, for highly profitable resources such as iron ore, coal and gold.