Sentence examples for move to export from inspiring English sources

Domestic gas prices are surging as we move to export our reserves offshore.

China might also move to export antimissile defense technology to North Korea, Iran, Iraq or Pakistan.

"The big question for us was whether we'd developed our brand to a point where it would be understood abroad and whether there would be big enough demand abroad to warrant moving in to export fully".

Similarly, trucks move empty containers to export customers and drivers wait for loaded containers that will be returned after the conclusion of packing operations.

When Perry came here, America was in an expansionist mood, moved by Manifest Destiny to export Christianity, civilization and commerce.

The move will particularly affect "requests to export products related to information technology and telecommunication equipment and parts and components related to the safety of civil aviation," said a State Department spokesman, Andrew J. Laine.

Power.com, the service that lets users aggregate their social networks into a single hub, is countersuing Facebook for restricting users' ability to export and move their own data.

"If the market moves on, they've got to export.

Many economists describe the moves as the nations trying to export unemployment to other nations or "beggar thy neighbour".

Even though Apotex is moving forward with a plan to export drugs to Rwanda, the legislation is still viewed as cumbersome to put in use and not viewed favourably civil society.

But coming on the heels of a ham-handed intervention in the stock market, the abruptness of the depreciation seems to be an obvious short-term move to increase export competitiveness.