Sentence examples for introduced export from inspiring English sources

The regulator has introduced export bans for nearly 60 medicines to try to tackle the problem and is looking at 300 more products.

Panicked by rising food prices in 2007, more than 30 governments, from Ukraine to China, introduced export restrictions for farm produce.

The business secretary, Vince Cable, is to introduce export restrictions on the painkilling drug sodium thiopental after it emerged that it has been used in executions in the US.

China, which makes one-third of the world's steel, said Wednesday that it would introduce export tariffs on some steel products and increase rates on other items to rein in a record trade surplus and cut energy consumption and pollution.

"We have seen occasions in the last few years where a government's reaction to that has been to do things like introduce export bans, or cap maximum prices," Mr Conway says.

Catering to a niche market for island resort rental fleets, in 1959 Jeep introduced an export model called the Gala.

The Germans introduced additional export crops, especially cacao and cotton, to be grown on plantations worked by African labour.

A pilot program of special export zones will be expanded and streamlined, and incentives introduced for exports of agricultural products, hardware and gems.

The supplement extended, by one year, an existing scheme that provides reduced interest rates on export credit to exporters in segments hit by the rupee's appreciation.Price-control measuresThe government had earlier introduced the export-credit scheme, and another one that refunded service taxes to exporters, to help ease the woes of exporters.

The Gibraltar government has accused Spain of introducing an export ban on construction materials destined for the enclave, and threatened legal action and an official complaint to the commission if the "illegal and anti-European" restrictions are not lifted.

Mr. Jackson especially loved Belgian brews, which his books "The Great Beers of Belgium" and "The World Guide to Beer" introduced to many export markets, including the United States.