Sentence examples for import-export industry from inspiring English sources

Alibaba.com is not, of course, alone in trying to create an electronic marketplace for the global import-export industry.

This criminal import-export industry has become almost institutionalised by a national government subsidy on petrol sales that costs the country several billion dollars a year and encourages illicit activities.

ProPublica verified the information and found other shipments using public data compiled by research firms serving the import-export industry.

In the last year, the garment maker sent at least 22 shipments, totaling 80 tons, of sports bras through the Port of Newark, according to customs records compiled by Import Genius, a data consultant for the import-export industry.

The ontology and the service have the potential to be widely used by authorities and international traders of importing and exporting industry around the world.

Domain ontology for importing and exporting industry can be used to acquire HS codes for given products, and is a prerequisite for an integrated and intelligent automated inspection system.

For example, many West Asian and Central Asian Muslims went to China to trade, becoming a preeminent force in the import and export industry, while some were even appointed as officers supervising economic affairs.

The first canal, bringing cheap coal from Worsley, reached the town in 1762; later extended, it linked Manchester with the Mersey and Liverpool by 1776 and so served the import-export needs of the cotton industry.

When Ja-Bun Kwak opened Kang Suh, her two-level, 24-hour restaurant almost 30 years ago at the base of 1250 Broadway, at 32nd Street in Manhattan, there was just a spare handful of Korean businesses on the block catering to the Korean garment industry and import-export laborers.

They amassed private fortunes by import-export scams, corrupt sales of Soviet industries and private purchases of real estate at knockdown prices from their old allies in city hall.

"Business," people would say, or "import-export".