Sentence examples for import allocation from inspiring English sources

Chapter 2 deals vii tll the theory of import allocation models, Chapter J treats the problem of defining and interpreting elasticities of substitution, while Chapter 4 is concerned with the econometric problems related to the estimation of mul­ tivariate models with linear restrictions, such as import allocation models.

Motivated by these developments in the Russian orange market, this paper used a Rotterdam import allocation model to analyse demand relationships among major orange suppliers to Russia during the period 1996 2014.

To assess the competitiveness of Egyptian oranges and explore the potential export opportunities presented by the Russian market, this paper uses a Rotterdam import allocation model to analyse demand relationships among major orange suppliers to Russia during the period 1996 2014.

To assess the competitiveness of Egyptian oranges and explore the export opportunities that the Russian market may offer Egyptian oranges, the present study used a source-differentiated approach within a Rotterdam import allocation model to analyse the Russian demand for imported oranges from Egypt and other major suppliers during the period 1996 2014.

Chrysler also is cutting back its importing of Mitsubishi-made cars and trucks and the upshot is that Mitsubishi Motor Sales is getting a bigger slice of the passenger car import allocation and of the Diamond-Star production.

We should consider starting long-term commitments and public or private partnerships now, before a major disaster, or state legislation, leaves us isolated and cut off from 100% imported allocations and entitlements.

Al Ullman, chairman of the House Ways & Means Comm., decided to prepare his own energy program: quotas on imported oil, an allocation system & a limit on the use of gasoline.

Storage allocation for import containers has to balance the travel time and queuing time of each container in yard.

But the allocation of export, import or transport rights has led to corruption in countries including Indonesia, the Republic of Congo and Ukraine.

Under the Approved Users Scheme, concessions are granted to bonafide feed millers in respect of import licences and foreign exchange allocations.

In Malaysia, for example, the decision to float the ringgit was overshadowed by a blazing row over the allocation of permits to import cars—hardly an issue on which the fate of the economy hinges.