Sentence examples for exporting clients from inspiring English sources

Additionally, service providers such as accountants, engineers, and environmental consultants benefit by gaining new business to help their exporting clients grow.

But here's what's not widely understood: Russia's current export clients are in Europe, yet they are increasingly in East Asia, specifically China, Japan, and South Korea.

The country's economy is heavily dependent on Russia, not only for gas but also as its largest export client.

By the late 1970s Israel was producing its own military technology and exporting to pariah clients like the apartheid government of South Africa (the U.S. eventually cut off its weapons sales there).

The company manipulated contracts and included clauses barring clients from exporting gas more cheaply in the EU, according to the commission.

As well as a strong domestic client base, it is exporting to overseas markets in Central Asia and the Middle East.

When asked about his clients, Junod sent their passports to Mossack Fonseca with the following explanation: "Regarding the source of funds, it is business profits: my clients have provided, through Cofic, services to other clients of my office who were exporting heavy industrial equipment from Europe to China".

"Last spring, they were in discussions with several companies in European countries about exporting their products," he said of his clients.

For example, a service provider might be willing to export files or data but may be reluctant to let clients run software or commands at the servers exporting the data.

The Justice Department is now targeting pharmaceutical and medical device companies, which do a lot of exporting from the U.S. and are easy pickings because their clients are government-run health systems.

The North Koreans have also agreed to stop exporting missiles to Iran and other countries that have been their clients, the administration said.