Sentence examples for imports need from inspiring English sources
Some of those imports need processing, so we are going to see modern, high-bay warehouses.
Its antiquated computer systems can't talk to each other, making it difficult for inspectors to determine which imports need close scrutiny.
Oil and gas imports, needed to meet demand for subsidized fuel, are also likely to cost more, putting further strain on Egypt's precarious fiscal situation.
Medicine now ranks only fifth on the list of expenditure.As the aims of the oil-for-food programme get more technical, so do the imports needed to meet them.
Currently, American diplomats are holding up billions of dollars of imports needed for civilian transportation, electric power generation, the oil industry and even medical treatment because they could potentially be put to military as well as civilian uses.
Looking at the issue from the resource-rich countries' point of view is interesting as well: the US shale gas boom has kept gas prices in North America relatively low compared to Europe and Asia, simultaneously reducing the amount of LNG imports needed.
Countries lacking various raw materials will import needed substances such as coal or crude oil from nations able to export such materials.
The sanctions have targeted the banking and oil sectors of Iran's economy and have made it increasingly difficult for Iranian companies to import needed goods and conduct business abroad.
Meanwhile the National Assembly recently approved 47m bolívares ($7.5m) to allow government newspapers to meet their import needs.One of Mr Maduro's favourite complaints is that independent media "censor" the government's achievements and exaggerate bad news.
The only good news is that Iran's program is not advancing as fast as many feared, as a result of the Stuxnet computer worm and sanctions that make it harder for Tehran to import needed materials.
Although Iraq is now free to export all the oil it can pump in order to import needed civilian goods, its oil income is still supervised through escrow accounts held by the United Nations.
