Sentence examples for export records from inspiring English sources
So far, 85 people have been arrested, including government officials, in an alleged scheme to receive tax credits by falsifying export records.
The French bought and cut millions of mahogany trees in the 19th century, export records show; by World War I they were almost gone.
But the government's arms export records reveal that concerns over human rights appear not to have prevented ministers from approving tens of millions of pounds of military sales to those same regimes.
The examination of import and export records, and interviews with hundreds of officials have both proved to be important in piecing together Iraq's activities in the face of its government's denials.
Sweden's big companies, such as Ericsson, SKF, Telia and Volvo, are breaking export records.Related items Denmark's labour market: FlexicuritySep 7th 2006A visit to the capital, Stockholm, confirms that life for most Swedes is pretty good.
Argentinean export records seem to show tens of thousands of doses of drugs, including knockoffs of erythropoietin and the cancer drugs Eloxatin and methotrexate, making their way from Argentina into Canada.
This year they will export record numbers of animals.
The news was a boost for the government's drive to improve Britain's export record, and create an economy that can "pay its way".
They have a better export record with highbrow, low-plot movies, set in chic apartments with parquet floors, that feel moodily French.
James Ramsbotham, chief executive of the North-East Chamber of Commerce, said: "The North-east has the best export record in the country, significant energy expertise, capacity for further … development and we are a hub of major industry clusters.
"Chinese cultural companies have yet to produce a world-famous brand," that commentary groused, offering a litany of shortcomings: China's television programs have an "embarrassing" export record; its total published literature does not approach the output of a single German firm, Bertelsmann.
