Sentence examples for export points from inspiring English sources

Two export points are allowed now, in Turkey and at the Persian Gulf.

Notwithstanding the thousands of kilometers along the edge of the Sahara, the Red sea and the East African coast, from where slave exports came, there were relatively few export points, concentrating geographically the impact of the trade.

In contrast to most pastoral systems, the Somali livestock production system is oriented towards domestic trade and export with seasonal movement patterns of herds/flocks in search of water and pasture and towards export points.

(3) Proximity to trade routes (binary): the locations of three major trade routes were recorded in southern and central Somalia by Terra Nuova [ 32] by use of a radio collar GPS fitted to an animal within the traded herds being trekked from secondary markets to export points.

It continued to be a port of call for steamship lines between Panama and San Francisco and a major export point for coffee, sugar, and other products of the interior.

IHS Fairplay's tracking data showed it made the same Cuban port calls as its impounded sister vessel, stopping first in Havana for a few days in May 2012, then visiting Puerto Padre, a major sugar export point, for five days, then returning to Havana for a stopover of about three weeks before heading home.

The commander of the British helicopter carrier told reporters aboard the ship that the targets struck early on Saturday included a radar site and an "armed checkpoint" near Brega, a Qaddafi-held port in eastern Libya that has been a major export point and servicing center for Libya's oil industry.

Today, it's Victoria's major petrochemical-storage facility as well as the main import and export point for hazardous materials used in industry.

What that request for importing over exporting points to, however, is another interesting trend: people are moving away from using word processing programs as the de facto place to store information.

A country running a deficit would see its currency depreciate to the gold-export point.

The exchange rate at which it became cheaper to remit gold rather than use the foreign exchange market was known as the "gold-export point".