Sentence examples for export selling from inspiring English sources

That is not a bad legacy for the NHS, nearly six decades after its birth.Dig deeper: Britain's healthy export: selling the NHS abroad (August 2013) A profile of Jeremy Hunt, the British health secretary (January 2014) How open data could save the NHS money (December 2012).

EXPORT SELLING SLOW July Options Are Favored in the Buying and September Figures in the Selling.

Spiral is France's biggest ever TV export, sold in almost 70 countries.

In June British authorities made it illegal to import, export, sell, own or handle cultural heritage property taken from Iraq since August 1990.

As a consequence, the higher revenues from electricity export, sold at 87 US$/MWh, could not compensate for the lower ethanol production, nor were they sufficient to pay off the capital cost for additional anaerobic digesters and increased CHP plant size.

Explainer: BBC Worldwide Corporation cash cow BBC Worldwide, the commercial arm of the BBC, accounts for more than half of British television exports, selling 40,000 hours of programmes a year.

But a bigger worry about Lukoil, investors and analysts say, is the way it handles exports: selling oil at below-market prices to offshore affiliates who resell it to customers at full price.

Do join us for Look North on BBC One at 18 30 as we're joined live by one of Leeds's most successful musical exports - selling millions of albums worldwide, and winning two Grammy awards.

SADDAM HAS HAULED HIMSELF UP THE nuclear mountain on a chain of high-tech exports, sold by the very Western countries whose inspectors -- now on loan to the United Nations -- are trying to find them.

In May 2005 the pula currency was devalued by 12% in an attempt to increase government revenue from diamond exports sold abroad against a declining U.S. dollar and to reduce the relative cost of wages and development projects in government service and the export sector.

It will be global as exports sold to U.S. consumers shrink, thus slashing the primary growth source for the rest of the world.