Sentence examples for nations export from inspiring English sources

When developing nations export more to countries with better labor standards, their labor rights laws and practices tend to improve.

Quietly, without stirring opposition in Congress, he kept American markets open to ever-larger floods of imported goods, which helped afflicted nations export their way back to health.

Nations export their values and tastes through media, through training foreigners, through political influence, and through the foreign activities of their citizens and companies.

Many nations export culture in the hope of winning foreign policy advantage.

As a result, many developing countries have begun to export organic products successfully (e.g. tropical fruit to the European baby food industry, Zimbabwean herbs to South Africa, six African nations export cotton to the European Community).

Sri Lanka (Ceylon), Thailand, and several African nations export rubies, or have in the past, but these sources tend to ebb and flow as new mines are discovered or emptied.

But at least India is less reliant on trade than most emerging nations: exports amount to only about 22% of India's GDP.

There has been some progress in that area, but arcane customs rules, unnecessary red tape, stingy quotas and anti-dumping programs still keep poor nations' exports out of wealthy markets.

Technology transfer in the field of pro-poor water engineering has too often been seen as one-way (north to south), with industrialised nations exporting their supposedly superior technologies and organisational priorities to the 'grateful poor' in the under-developed world.

Foreign nations exporting goods to the U.S. economy would thus have a choice: stand pat and let the U.S. capture carbon tax revenue from their own domestic production, or impose equivalent taxes and send those same revenues to domestic treasuries.

And Cocom, the 17-nation export review agency, is scheduled to meet today in Paris to begin negotiations on whether to relax its rules.