Sentence examples for exportation needs from inspiring English sources
China, Australia, India, and Iran have the largest modern flocks, and serve both local and exportation needs for wool and mutton.
It is incumbent upon the investigators to explain the reasons why capacity building locally is not necessarily a full alternative to the need for exportation.
The aim of the tissue trust is to build scientific capacity in the developing world, to facilitate local research and reduce exploitation by eliminating the need for exportation of tissues.
In addition, it is known that CSNK2B can be exported to the external side of the cellular membrane [ 31], and CSNK2B-LY6G5B presents CSNK2B domains needed for its exportation to cell surface and/or its excretion, as well as a mature Ly-6 domain.
This would also potentially create opportunities for exportation to overseas markets that demand specific qualities in roe [ 5].
He concluded that investigators "do not see the need to seek consent for storage reuse and exportation of samples [ 14]." The empirical literature points to the urgent need for further research.
Guidelines from the developing world are similarly silent on the need to engage communities or justify exportation.
In the Spain of 1492 the completion of the reconquest of Spain from the Arabs and the so-called discovery of America were accompanied by the appearance of Antonio de Nebrija's Gramática Castellana ("Grammar of the Castilian Language"), which argues the need for an ennobled language fit for imperial exportation.
"The government needs to correct these wrong prices to avoid a surge of exportation.
Growing up a short drive away from one of the country's coal mining and exportation hubs, in Newcastle, the delicate balance of progressive ideals and working class needs were never far from her mind.
