Sentence examples for export there is from inspiring English sources
But if American toilet manufacturers, like American Standard, Mansfield, Kohler and Eljer, may now make jumbo toilets only for export, there is no law to stop Americans from driving them back across the border.
Despite a requirement for non-GM food, especially for export, there is no system for coexistence of GM and non-GM crop.
And, of course, globally it's a zero sum game as for every export there is an equal import.
While the evidence suggests that the mitotic phase negatively regulates protein export, there is as yet no direct evidence suggesting that mitotic CDK1 activity reduces the recruitment of COPII coat proteins to the RER and hence perturb cargo export.
Fieldworkers from and living within local communities attributed these concerns in part to confusion caused by explanations of sample export: "There is a whole mix up between misconception and then maybe misinterpretation because when they hear the word "transport", that notion that all the blood samples are transported separately is not in their mind.
To add to their worries, far away in East Asia the conflict with China over the selling of opium (the main British export there) was reaching a climax.
When deciding to export there are many factors to consider, ranging from government policies and customer trends to the impact of currency exchanges on profit.
That small businesses can e-mail Moscow or Rome easily, but exporting there is hard.
China, and new Japanese plants in China, are sucking in so many Japanese exports there aren't enough ships to bring them over fast enough.
"For us just to get to the point where we're talking about increasing to 1 million barrels per day export, there's going to be a need for a $5 billion investment in the oil fields to get to that point".
"Every time the African countries and others spoke in favor of letting Zimbabwe export, there was resounding applause," said one participant, who spoke on condition of anonymity because the deliberations were confidential.
