Truckloads of commandos, backed by armored personnel carriers, riot equipment, and jeeps, had fanned out through the province in May of 1992 to restore order across a vast desert plain from which heroin — approximately thirty per cent of the 'West's supply — was exported, where dacoits, or bandits, were indigenous, and where murder was commonplace.
Behind this paradise, I saw a bustling economy, where the highest quality produce was grown and exported; where entrepreneurs built software companies, banks and advertising agencies; where a university attracted students from around the world; where local culture and the arts thrived; and where you could take the Orient Express train to Beirut, Cairo and, yes, even Tel Aviv.
This parallels the repression of Tax mRNA export, where Tax mRNA is decreased in cytoplasmic RNA fractions in the presence of p30, but total Tax mRNA levels are unchanged [ 17].
They have greater ease in exporting abroad where some economies are growing faster than ours.
Tobacco, sugar, coffee, vegetables, fruits must be grown for export where lately subsistence holdings provided families with the kind of freedom now scarcely conceivable in the world - the freedom to grow their own food, untouched by market dependency.
These channels are: 1) exposure to higher levels of international competition in foreign markets, 2) learning-by-exporting where knowledge spillover and experience derived from exporting activities promote increases in industrial productivity levels, and 3) economies of scale realized through higher levels of product specialization.
The firm accounts for 13% of South Korea's total exports, where exports make up a full 48% of the country's total GDP.
Maxed out its refineries at 493,000 barrels of oil a day last year, much of it destined for export where oil products fetch higher prices or for use downstream by related companies.
Those controls require certificates of origin to state only the place from where a diamond was last exported, not where it was mined.
Risks around human rights abuses are a key part of our assessment for granting export licenses, and we do not export equipment where we assess there is a clear risk that it might be used for internal repression".
On the other hand, however, there is offset on the proportion of total sales that are exported indirectly, where a significant negative result (p < 0.01) is noticed.
