Sentence examples for limit export from inspiring English sources

China announced that it would let foreigners own bigger stakes in its securities firms and promised to limit export subsidies.

European negotiators have already met three times with Chinese officials at the request of the Chinese side, but at none of these meetings has China put forward any plan to limit export volumes or raise prices, said the official, who also insisted on anonymity.

Coffee prices surged after growers agreed to limit exports in an effort to bolster prices.

"To limit exports means limiting production, and no one will go for that now," one oil company representative said.

Coffee rose almost 6percentt on speculation that the world's top growers are making progress in efforts to limit exports.

Coffee fell on speculation that Brazil, the largest grower, may drop out of a global campaign to limit exports.

In May 1981, Japan agreed to limit exports to America to 1.68 million cars annually, a 7 percent reduction from a year earlier.

Traders are particularly concerned about the latter as Russia might limit exports if it is worried about wheat supplies at home, causing further price spikes.

Last month China – which controls more than 90% of the reserves of these essential elements – warned that its supplies were diminishing, despite quotas to limit exports.

Countries ban imports during good harvest years to ensure domestic production is consumed first, and limit exports during periods of low yields," says the World Bank report.

Dow joined Alcoa, Eastman Chemical, Nucor steel, Celanese and the American Public Gas Association to form a new group, America's Energy Advantage to seek to limit exports.