Sentence examples for exporting outside from inspiring English sources

Thanks to the success in exporting outside the eurozone, there has, if anything, been a slight overall narrowing of the deficit, from about 3 per cent of GDP in 2007-08 to about 2 per cent now.

Very little is even exported outside the region.

This also means that any systems developed on top of Scheme 48 are easily exported outside MIT onto the Internet.

However, these materials cannot be exported outside the U.S., and that is generally true of other nations' laws.

Only 5% of lamb produced in Wales is consumed in Wales, with up to 40% being exported outside the UK.

Still others must be transported to the cell membrane so they can be exported outside the cell to circulate in the blood to other parts of the body.

"Every Bell helicopter exported outside the U.S. is exported in accordance with regulations of the U.S. Department of Commerce and the U.S. Department of State," the spokesman said.

All data on this site is classified General Technical Data Available GTDAA) by the U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Export Administration, and may be exported outside the United States as public open literature.

While most French-produced foie gras is consumed in France, the resurgence of the virus means it cannot be exported outside the European Union.

It also detailed the presence of equipment like the Tornado S multiple rocket launcher, which is not exported outside of Russia.

Vote Leave says British cars are increasingly being exported outside the EU and Brexit could provide a boost to the industry.