Sentence examples for export merchant from inspiring English sources

He was the second child of William Karl Adolf Hartenstein, an export merchant, and Selma Emma Hartenstein, née Schlingensiepen.

The name of the export merchant was then noted, followed by a line giving the weight of the oil contained in the amphora (subtracting the previously determined weight of the vessel itself).

The commission is the export merchant's commission which he charges when acting as buying agent for the overseas buyer.

Based upon an earlier organization formed by the foreign export merchants, the municipality enjoyed a high degree of autonomy in directing urban development until its suspension in 1926 and its reorganization by the Egyptian government in 1935.

The C and F clause is not frequently used by export merchants except in the case of some countries, which for political reasons, or due to lack of foreign exchange, require their importers to insure at home rather than buy CIF.

Last month, a London-based import-export merchant was sentenced to six years imprisonment for smuggling thousands of kilos of Chinese garlic into Britain and dodging an estimated £2m in import duty.

Her most recent work looked at how information affects exporting merchant behavior in a historical context.

To evade Japanese government detection during his journey, Kondō posed as a Los Angeles based import-export merchant.

Special interest groups, landholders, and export-import merchants (along with the British diplomatic contingent that was identified with these interests) all fell behind the new governor.

He was the first foreign merchant to export wool goods from Bradford.

During the 18th and early 19th centuries, one of the most important export commodities that British merchants purchased in China was a. cocoa b. tea c. opium d. crystallized sugar e. cotton textiles 15.