Sentence examples for exportation of a from inspiring English sources

The exportation of a policy inconsistent with US law means women suffer, whether in Syria, where rape is a weapon of war, or in Latin America, where the Zika virus threatens the health of women and babies.

The agreement, which came into force in October 1993, allowed the exportation of a "green list" of less toxic wastes to countries in Eastern Europe and of any waste intended for recycling or recovery to less industrialized countries other than those receiving aid under the Lomé Convention agreement.

In this article, we describe exportation of a measles D4 variant from Germany and its subsequent circulation in Europe.

Unpublished trade statistics on the importation and exportation of a variety of foods into Australia from 1988 to 2010 were obtained from the ABS (ABS, Customised reports, 2011).

Exportation of murex, a purple dye obtained from a species of mollusk, was responsible for the island's ancient name, Porphyrusa (Greek porphyra, "purple"); but a lack of natural harbours precluded the island from gaining political importance.

The First Provincial Congress quickly passed a bill banning the exportation of all pitch, tobacco, tar, and other trade goods to England and banned the importation of British tea into North Carolina.

Thus considering all the issues previously discussed in relation to recontacting a donor, should this consent be required prior to the exportation of any sample?

For "November" features subplots — involving the rights of Thanksgiving turkeys, the Indians' claims on Nantucket and a pork industry-sponsored "piggy plane" for the exportation of dissidents — of a surreal silliness that brings to mind another political satire, and I don't mean "Wag the Dog," the enjoyable 1997 film on which Mr. Mamet worked as a screenwriter.

While Mr. Barber can be highly persuasive in laying out the dangers of unilateralism and pre-emption, his talk about "preventive democracy" all too often devolves into fuzzy-minded generalities, made all the more confusing since administration hawks (or eagles, as he would have it) are also fond of talking about the exportation of democracy as a means of making the world a kinder, gentler place.

Exportation of tissues raises a host of issues concerning the potential commodification and traffic of human identity, and the exploitation of communities from which tissues have been exported.

Overall, the live-animal trade and exportation of goats play a major role in CAEV dissemination across large geographical regions [ 24].