Sentence examples for further export from inspiring English sources

Mechanized quarrying of marble provides a further export, and a small tourist industry has developed.

Further export restrictions have been imposed, notably for graphite, metals, software for industrial processes, as well as measures relating to the shipbuilding industry".

Between 2001 and 2003 production from the Azerbaijan company's fields will require a further export route, supposedly to be decided on by next October.

The earlier supercomputer, the Tianhe 2, was powered by Intel's Xeon processors; after it came online, the United States banned further export of the chips to China, in hopes of limiting the Chinese push into supercomputing.

The breadth of BAE's business and programmes does make it robust, even were there no further export for Typhoon, but we believe there is arguably still some uncertainty about the rate of growth BAE can sustain over the next three years.

Hague revealed that the exports included several hundred tonnes of the chemical dimethyl phosphite (DMP) in 1983 and a further export of several hundred tonnes in 1985; several hundred tonnes of trimethyl phosphite (TMP) in 1986; and a quantity of hydrogen fluoride (HF) in 1986 through a third country.

It could be a timely reminder to George Osborne, tipped to announced further export-boosting measures in next week's budget, that Britain can compete with China in a global trade where cost often determines manufacturing location.

China has export quotas for rare earths, but even factories with ample quotas for further exports had been dissuaded from making shipments, they said.

American and European auto parts makers are already facing heavy competition from China, however, so further exports from India might fan trade tensions.

If the Congress within this time period passes a concurrent resolution of disapproval stating disagreement with the President's finding concerning the national interest, further exports made pursuant to the aforementioned Presidential findings shall cease.

China has export quotas for rare earths, but even factories with ample quotas for further exports had been dissuaded from making shipments, according to industry executives, analysts and two Japanese traders.