Sentence examples for form of export from inspiring English sources

The WTO sees tied food aid as a form of export support for the country of origin's farmers.

He also noted that before India could enjoy open nuclear trade, it would have to do more in the form of export controls.

The latter request is apparently inspired by the government-backed financing that Gulf airlines receive in the form of export credits.

Ann Coffey, Labour chair of the all-party parliamentary group for runaway and missing children, said there was "effectively a form of export trade of children in the English regions".

Culture System, also called Cultivation System, Dutch Cultuurstelsel, revenue system in the Dutch East Indies (Indonesia) that forced farmers to pay revenue to the treasury of the Netherlands in the form of export crops or compulsory labour.

It has not yet answered my questions about how this has happened, but my guess is that the money might take the form of export subsidies: the kind of payments that have done so much to damage the livelihoods of poor farmers in the developing world.

Only $21 billion of that went to farmers: much of the rest went to firms such as Boeing, IBM and GE in the form of export-credit support and various research subsidies.The Big Three are already complaining that it will take too long to dish out the money, and they want the process speeded up.

And I should say that there is a long-standing puzzle concerning world business cycles: economies move in synch more than can easily be explained via concrete linkages in the form of exports.

A MNC can enforce higher prices due to market power which especially matters for terms of trade when FDI comes in the form of export-oriented FDI (Ekholm et al. 2007; Blonigen et al. 2007; Baltagi et al. 2008).

For a few years, the international activities were mainly in the form of exports, and as late as 1997, revenues from international activities only represented 25% of total revenues (Daling and Erlandsen 1999).

Consider that less than 15% of the U.S. gross domestic product is in the form of exports of any kind, and most of those concentrated in only a few sectors.