Sentence examples for export houses from inspiring English sources

The militias trade through middlemen, often based just over the border with key western allies Rwanda and Uganda – reportedly building a refinery expressly to process Congolese minerals – while China runs scores of "comptoirs", export houses that convey the precious minerals to Asia.

Some of the money goes to Congolese export houses, and some of the money goes to the rebel groups who tend to press gang civilians into doing the mining for them.

Infinite conspicuous big companies in the ITES/ IT field, export houses, pharmaceutical industries, tourism and hospitality industries are marching towards this territory.

Turkey's future residential energy output demand is estimated based on GDP, population, import, export, house production, cement production and basic house appliances consumption figures.

GA EXnergy Input/Output Estimation Model (GAEXIEM/GAEXOEM) is used to estimate the future residential exergy input/output values based on the indicators of gross domestic product, population, import, export, house production, cement production and basic house appliances consumption.

The GA Energy Input Estimation Model (GAEIEM) is used to estimate Turkey's future residential-commercial energy input demand based on GDP, population, import, export, house production, cement production and basic house appliances consumption figures.

The economic and political expansion brought a new Dutch population to the East Indies: civil servants to staff the growing services of government, managers to run the new estates, and clerks to staff the import-export houses and other businesses.

Osborne's focus on investment, exports, house-building and economic resilience passes the business test.

Many of the best new South African albums show the influence of one of America's greatest musical exports: house music.

Together with infrastructure investment and exports, house-building is Britain's best hope for avoiding years of rising unemployment and weak growth.

With GOP hardliners trying to eliminate government aid on exports, housing and terrorism insurance, Frank sees an opportunity to bring more corporate titans into the Democratic fold.