Sentence examples similar to export traders from inspiring English sources

The people who had poured into the streets of my city to celebrate the end of the nuclear marathon were not factory owners or import-export traders.

He was an import-export trader during the 1980s when the Indian government tightly controlled trade and industry through high tariffs and an abstruse licensing regime.

JF: Yeah, the so-called Enemy One, and we're big export-import traders with Vietnam; it's one of the key destinations.

"Companies are ceasing these supplies because Greece is not profitable for them and they are worried that their products will be exported by traders to other richer countries through parallel trade as Greece has the lowest medicine prices in Europe," said Professor Yannis Tountas, the president of the Greek drug regulator, the National Organisation for Medicines.

The EU trade commissioner Karel De Gucht told the BBC's Hugh Schofield the agreement will allow more exports for traders.

The Ghanaian king also imposed an import-export tax on traders and a production tax on gold, which was the country's most valuable commodity.

This week five west African countries, Nigeria included, announced plans to end the practice of European oil companies and traders exporting "African quality" diesel.

Five west African countries have announced measures to end the practice of European oil companies and traders exporting "African quality" diesel – highly polluting fuels that could never be sold in Europe.

European traders exported varieties of sweet potato from Mexico and the Caribbean to the Pacific, and those breeds mixed with the older Polynesian varieties, obscuring their genetic history.

From the nearby harbor Sokhi Bandar -- the "Port of the Prosperous" -- traders exported silk, rice and wood.

It was precisely the difficulty of obtaining suitable furniture locally for their settlements that encouraged the European traders to export Western prototypes for copying.