Sentence examples for export valuable from inspiring English sources

The forest has been cut in order to clear rice fields, to obtain fuel and building materials, and to export valuable timber such as ebony, rosewood, and sandalwood.

All we will be doing is exporting valuable jobs out of Britain".

"Most alarming," said Nussbaum, had been two speeches by George Osborne in which the chancellor suggested that environmental policies might hold back economic development, saying: "We are not going to save the planet by … exporting valuable jobs".

And after a January 2009 government report on eco-extremism that movement retaliated by exporting valuable arsons and explosive producing crimes to pipelines in Canada and drug companies and banks in Mexico.

More than two-thirds of California's almond crop is exported, much of it to China, which some critics argue constitutes an export of valuable water.

Some conference participants said that national laws adopted to combat the illicit export of valuable cultural property sometimes actually encouraged smuggling.

Billions of dollars in Western aid to many of the world's poorest countries could be saved if revenue from the export of valuable resources went into the local economy, not the pockets of rulers.

The women work for Peru's Ministry of Culture as part of a program aimed at stopping the illegal export of valuable historic and prehistoric objects and artwork, a depletion that began nearly 500 years ago with the Spanish conquest of the Inca empire and has never stopped.

Trainlines were constructed at great expense through the desert to export the valuable materials, and the War of the Pacific kicked off between the guano- and saltpetre-rich nations of Peru, Bolivia and Chile.

In 2011, Afzali exposed how the TFBSO's chromite mining initiative, a program that spent hundreds of millions of dollars to encourage Afghans to extract and export the valuable minerals, funnelled money into the hands of militiamen in Kunar province.

Controlling for its income per person, China ranks 10th.Some sceptics of China's trade point out that many of its seemingly sophisticated exports include valuable imported components.