Sentence examples for export payments from inspiring English sources
Nearly all parties had agreed that unless Europe promises to eliminate some $4 billion in annual export payments to its farmers, the talks will collapse.
The fighting had prompted Sudan to say it was pulling out of African Union-brokered talks, which were due to tackle issues that included oil export payments, delineation of the border and the respective status of each other's citizens.
Negotiators say that countries outside Europe have spoken with one voice against the region's comprehensive export payments to farmers and made clear that the trade talks would stall unless the Europeans agreed to phase them out.
Iraq also managed to persuade many humanitarian and political delegations to fly to Baghdad in November a move that America, at least, considers illegal.By backing down over the export payments, Mr Hussein was sticking faithfully to his standard and successful script.
The financial benefits are threefold: A generation payment, based on the total energy generated; an export payment, for energy fed out from the farm into the national grid (encouraging lower energy use and greater efficiency); and reduced tariffs charged for electricity purchased from suppliers through the grid, when additional energy is required.
Even were the European Union to end all export restitution payments, the United States, Japan, and EU to cease all payments to farmers, and all countries to establish duty-free market access for all agricultural products, agricultural market distortions would remain.
They also pocket the export tariff (payments for units sent to the national grid) worth around £80 a year.
We want goods—manufactures or minerals, to export in payment of this coffee, to the amount of 1,023,724l., in place of 368,880l.
The Kurdish Regional Government (KRG) is embroiled in long-standing disputes with the federal government over oil exports, budget payments and control of ethnically divided areas.
The rupee had appreciated by Rs. 3 in ten days and he had an export contract payment of $5 million.
In February, the Security Council passed a resolution focused on disrupting the funding streams of IS and al Qaeda affiliate Jabhat al-Nusra, including oil exports, ransom payments, and looted antiquities.
