Sentence examples for export regime from inspiring English sources

China's rare earth industry and export regime: Economic and trade implications for the united states.

They blame climate change, the media, too much rain last year, too little rain this year, labour costs, an erratic export regime.

"China now must comply by removing these export restrictions swiftly, and furthermore I expect China to bring its overall export regime — including for rare earths — in line with W.T.O.

Adapted From: "China"s Rare Earth Industry and Export Regime: Economic and Trade Implications for the United States' by Morrison, Wayne M. and Tang, R, 2011, Congressional Research Service.

The case is the most high-profile legal challenge to the military export regime since 1997, when the government came under fierce scrutiny over the sale of Hawk jets to Indonesia, an apparent breach of New Labour's "ethical foreign policy".

The UK, the second-largest arms exporter in the world, approved licences for the sale of £7.7bn of arms last year, but its licensing export regime is under acute scrutiny amid fears British weaponry is being routinely used in Yemen.

Leaders stuck to often harsh American economic prescriptions, aligned their foreign policies closer with Washington's and reworked their export regimes to prepare for free trade with the world's largest economy.

However, there is as yet no agreement on a ceasefire because there is no agreement on ending the draconian import-export regime imposed by Israel with international support.

If the space-export regime is typical, then similar mistakes are being made in other areas of defence technology, with similarly harmful consequences.It makes sense for America to use trade restrictions to hamper foreign efforts in space.

A recent interview with a former British minister suggests that the presence of UK personnel at the planning cell is being used to justify arms transfers to Saudi Arabia from a country that boasts, as the spokesman we spoke to reminded us, one of the most stringent arms exports regimes in the world.

We have found the government's arms export licensing regime, which it repeatedly asserts is robust, is in fact to a large extent opaque and the government too often relies on assertion rather than positive evidence.