Sentence examples for export supports from inspiring English sources

"I see the export supports as a crisis measure," Mr. Huang said.

In fact, every $1 billion we export supports more than 5,000 jobs at home.

But even more key to China's recovery, economists say, are two other government efforts that are paying big dividends: looser lending and export supports.

The European Union overhauled its agricultural policy in 2003: surpluses are gone, trade-distorting programs have been erased, and the European Union is committed to the elimination of export supports.

What Mr. Pettit apparently did not know at the time was that Mr. Chaudhry, the first ethnic Indian prime minister in 13 years, needed the backing of Fiji's former colonial patron in negotiations with the European Union over export supports for sugar.

Entity Export supports the selection of the data to be extracted and export of these data in a conventional format [ 14].

Offering to increase the amount of import and export support is good, but we also need things like a more efficient patent system and an effective banking system.

Terry Scuoler, chief executive of the Engineering Employers Federation, highlighted "measures on the annual investment allowance, the headline rate of corporation tax, export support and infrastructure spending".

£2.5 million is promised for a new export support initiative, offering bespoke advice for up to 100 Scottish companies looking to sell abroad, as well increased lending support for the 'internationalisation' of up to 8,000 SMEs.

The British state is also the industry's biggest customer, with our armed forces accounting for four-fifths of its annual sales; the provider of an "export support team", including "serving British army personnel"; the provider of export insurance, for a fee, in case foreign customers fail to pay for products.

John Cridland, director-general, said: "The CBI has been crying out for real action on infrastructure, investment and exports; £5bn on near-term infrastructure like the Tube to Battersea, half a billion a year tax relief for small firms and £1.5bn extra export support should boost investment and create jobs.