The validity of the export permits was in question.
If country A imported (exported) a given product from (to) country B in the first period and then does not in the second period, but it still imports (exports) the product in question from (to) a third country, we have an exit of supplier (destination).
First, one or more trade partners willing to accept trade imbalances -- to import more from than they export to the country in question.
The commission's investigation concluded that exports from the company in question, called Nuctech, surged at the expense of its main European competitor, Smiths Detection, based in Britain.
This decision was formalized in December 2005 and will – if ratified by a sufficient number of WTO members – create a special compulsory license system in which an importing country would notify the WTO of its intention to use the system, while the exporting country would grant a compulsory license to export pharmaceuticals to the country in question [ 9].
The SECA-decision has already influenced the regions in question, especially exporting companies that are not static entities.
Or if they will be in place; if they will be implemented in time for Azeri gas, Encouragingly for Europe, Mr Aliyev sounded dismissive of Gazprom's offer to buy as much Azerbaijani gas as possible at European pricesI think for a company it is not very good when they export in just one direction.A crucial question in this is the political orientation of the transit countries.
So long as the regime in question remains our most lucrative export market for arms, the answer is: "My Lords, I think we have to recognise…".
The pathway names are linked to the lists of genes present in the pathway in question, which can then be exported, or explored further using list analysis pages.
It was "an irresponsibility and an atrocity" to put in question the whole of Spanish agricultural exports, Josep Puxeu, secretary of state for rural affairs, said Sunday.
4.3 is generally in question because these only evaluate the outcomes when final demands (exports) increase by one unit in all sectors and all regions (c.f. Miyazawa (2005)).
