Sentence examples for import operations from inspiring English sources
Acceptances are used in financing export and import operations and in some domestic transactions involving staple commodities.
His last job was director of the division of import operations and policy in the agency's Office of Regulatory Affairs.
Carl R. Nielsen, who retired as the director of the agency's import operations in 2005, said the plan sounded reasonable as far as it went.
In order to solve the traditional DNS problems in security, since 2009, many countries have embarked on the top domain DNSSEC-related experiments, and after more than 1 year of experimental test, in 2011, official succession of import operations of DNSSEC appeared.
From this selection the import operations are assembled by drag-and-drop to provide the mapping for a given data source forming an import script which can be saved and re-used (see Figure 5).
One muggy morning this spring, she and I went to visit Puth, 43, who speaks fluent English and in addition to overseeing the orphanage operates a successful import operation in Phnom Penh.
The bride's father is a customs broker and import-operations manager in the Valley Stream office of Capital Distribution Services Global Logistics, a Hong Kong freight company.
Tells about Herve Mons, one of ten affineurs in France who has helped Murray's upgrade and consolidate its importing operation.
Mr. Dressler said the Haqqani network's business interests stretch from Afghanistan and Pakistan, to the Persian Gulf, and include car dealerships, money exchanges and construction companies, import-export operations, and smuggling networks.
From the data import and analytical operations, performance gains were obtained by a fast database running in embedded mode and by modularizing technical analysis of different types of data in several phases.
All the while, the officials said, he ran import and export operations for the biggest branch of the international cocaine cartel built by Amado Carrillo Fuentes, known in Mexico as the Lord of the Skies, for his use of aircraft to smuggle cocaine.
