Sentence examples for export guidance from inspiring English sources

"The UK government should look at whether an institution built along the principles of the US SBA is needed - bringing together business support, export guidance, public procurement, and other small business functions into one place, providing a powerful small business voice within government".

In addition to specific budgeting impacts, OSP provides extensive guidance on export controls and related considerations.

For guidance on export controls and to determine if research activities are subject to the EAR, visit Duke's Export Controls.

But law-enforcement officials argued against the waiver, saying the approval jeopardized their investigation because it sanctioned the export of essentially the same guidance expertise involved in the possibly illegal transfer two years ago, Administration officials say.

(See Note 1 to paragraph (d)(3) of this section for additional guidance on intangible exports, reexports, and transfers (in-country), including best practices).

Kenya's National Guidelines are silent on the issue while both Ethiopia [ 32] and Malawi [ 33] discuss the procedures for importing and exporting samples but give no guidance as to the consent required for future reuse.

"Exporting Raymond" is rated PG (Parental guidance suggested) for language and... smoking.

There is also the possibility that North Korea's increased exports may offset the effects of recent reports that China has begun to implement UN sanctions by reining in selected exports to North Korea through tougher administrative guidance to firms that do business with North Korea.

Essential data for this study has been gathered from secondary resources including diverse scientific research articles, institutional guidance notes, guidelines, manuals and export compliance related websites and legal provisions in legislation of different countries.

Information from marketing research firms on the market share held by retail products, import and/or export data, plus food intake data from dietary surveys can all provide guidance or direction for sampling schemes as well.

Prior to his arrival at Stanford in 2006, Steve worked as an export control specialist at a global immigration law firm in San Francisco where he provided guidance to corporate clients on deemed export issues involving the transfer of technology to foreign national employees.