Sentence examples for former exporting from inspiring English sources

Since the ban on international trade in elephant products came into force in 1990, a group of the former exporting countries had pressed for a resumption in carefully controlled trade, but this had been resisted at the biennial meetings of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES).

Even so, pessimists point out, the former export powerhouse is running persistent monthly trade deficits.The 2011 disasters intensified the pressures driving Japanese manufacturers overseas.

The former exports about 20% of its output and is regarded as a major source of activity emissions.

While the former regime exported milk and dates and corn and grain for its own profit, more than half a million Iraqi children were malnourished.

Early in 1980s, Ray was criticised by Nargis Dutt, parliamentarian and former actress, for "exporting poverty".

It maybe shouldn't come as much of a shocker that the university which exported former prime minister Stephen Harper is run by a pack of maniacal corporate shills who preach the importance of the "student experience" in one breath and proceed to zealously backstab the student body in another.

Still, says Plantaze's director, Verica Maras, pressure from Italian and French producers exporting to the former Yugoslavia means the company can no longer rely on regional trade.

But there would be a compensation: with their newly competitive exchange rates, the former tigers' exports would soar.It has not happened.

But last week some 30 black mayors from American cities came to Lagos for the Black Heritage Festival, a carnival parade followed by some traditional culture and a visit to Badagry, a former slave-exporting port.

"It will be easier to export the technology for extracting shale gas than exporting actual gas," said Jay Hakes, former administrator of the Energy Department's Energy Information Administration.

Early in 1980, Ray was criticised by an Indian M.P. and former actress Nargis Dutt, who accused Ray of "exporting poverty".