Sentence examples for exportation and from inspiring English sources

Washington's losses during the war had been heavy, caused by neglect of his lands, stoppage of exportation, and depreciation of paper money, which cost him hardly less than $30,000.

Potassium budgets were always negative, regardless of the management system, due to soybean grain harvest exportation and non-productive outputs.

His theses on free trade, the benefits of exportation, and the error of establishing the value of money through royal decree regardless of the laws of the market, were unexpected by his contemporaries.

The main feature of this paper is to design an integrated supply chain model that considers both installation and capacity expansion of pipeline routes and facilities simultaneously, and optimizes location-allocation facilities and routes, capacity expansion, inventory, production, exportation and importation, as well as routing and transportation modes over a vast geographical area.

As stated earlier, the CRA was designed to prevent redlining and capital exportation, and to serve as one of the costs of federal deposit insurance.

This year's conference is set to focus of the impact of oil price decline, the challenges facing oil exportation and the "financing of mega-dollar upstream projects and non-conventional oil and gas".

Medpipe allows the prediction of cytoplasmic targets, but this is the major part of any bacterial genome; medpipe still does not allow differentiating between cytoplasmic proteins without classical exportation motifs and those exported via non-classical pathways.

A Border Force spokesperson said: "Border Force protects the public and our economy by stopping the importation and exportation of illegal and restricted goods.

If parallel importation is to be useful to Ghana, administrative, institutional and managerial capacity must be developed for effective implementation, to prevent the unlawful importation and exportation of products and to ensure quality control.

As soon as the rapid, international spread of SARS became evident and after SARS was imported into Canada, Health Canada undertook a variety of measures designed to limit importation and exportation of disease and the spread of the disease within Canada.

Additionally, the indiscriminate and uncontrolled use and exportation of human tissues and fluids has a bearing not only on human rights but poses a danger to biosafety and security of citizens.