Sentence examples for export requirements from inspiring English sources

According to Steve Goose, arms director at Human Rights Watch HRW): "Recently transferred US-manufactured cluster munitions are being used in civilian areas contrary to US export requirements and also appear to be failing to meet the reliability standards required for US export of the weapons".

That happened, he said, when the Clinton administration last April imposed export requirements on firearms going to Canada.

Market – They found that export requirements were not well understood by the industry and there was low per capita milk consumption.

The GAP tends to skew more toward large-scale farms because of their bigger financial capacity and restricted with strict export requirements to the international market such as Singapore.

In this context, Trienekens and Zuurbier (2008) illustrated that the growing proliferation and stringency of food safety and quality standards in global importing markets have brought additional challenges to developing countries and raised concerns about their ability to cope with export requirements.

Trade or movement regulations may be a further economic cost for farmers, because of immobilisation on infected animals and extra costs due to specific export requirements to SBV-free countries.

Since the model aims to minimize the switching times of tanks and only 1 OD inventory can satisfy the export requirement, 1 OD should start to export instead of receiving oil, while 2 OD should start to receive oil.

Although the treaty has no enforcement power, its export control requirements, coupled with disclosure provisions to shame violators, could help reduce the spread of weapons in conflict zones.

Insecticide use should be incorporated in an IPM strategy that adopts cultural and biological control methods and tools to ensure high protection of cherry production while fulfilling export market requirements.

"The easing of export licensing requirements for many items... is balanced by the increased oversight from Department of Commerce Export Enforcement Special Agents and analysts dedicated exclusively to export enforcement," the White House said in a fact sheet.

"The current support system is fragmented and fails to recognise that every business looking to export has different requirements".