Sentence examples for exporting the problem from inspiring English sources

Willie MacKenzie, a Greenpeace ocean campaigner, said: "Europe has over-exploited its own waters, and now is exporting the problem to Africa.

Campaigners, such as Friends of the Earth (FOE), also make a moral case against offsets, arguing the EU should be reducing its own emissions rather than exporting the problem abroad.

That leaves us where we are today: exporting the problem to England at a rate of 12 women a day.

Now it has succumbed to the loudest xenophobe countries and closed its borders, exporting the problem to Turkey with a deal that not only contravened all humanitarian rights of refugees, but also turned out be impossible to implement.

High-income countries should therefore focus less on the risk of exporting the problem of misuse to low-income countries and instead emphasize facilitating the legal international supply of these medicines and, crucially, strengthening health systems to distribute them effectively and responsibly.

At least one outbreak of a different strain of MRSA has been traced to the eating of contaminated food by a hospital patient with a weakened immune system.Because the pigs are exported, the problem is spreading to other countries.

It does not protect morals to export the problem to another jurisdiction and then turn a blind eye … There is no evidence before this court that the law in Northern Ireland has resulted in any reduction in the number of abortions obtained by Northern Irish women..

[Italy] simply want[s] to export the problem to France".

Some explanations "export" the problem to other doctors or institutions.

With that, the U.S. has probably exported the problems with it as well.

When it comes to exporting Weibo, the problem is not functions but values.