Sentence examples for not for export from inspiring English sources

The rugs were apparently not for export but for court and mosque.

Unlike the microwave ovens in Shenzhen, these washing machines are very much designed for local use, not for export.

Although clumsy, the movie is often fascinating, since the Japanese, for understandable reasons, didn't make many World War II epics -- not for export, anyway.

If not for export use, code ordered will be changed to the correct panel code and that price will be charged.

"We have not stopped pumping, not to Belarus, not for export," said the official, who was not authorized to speak publicly.

Investment in energy infrastructure will inevitably be subject to some general economic uncertainty, but the energy market is almost entirely domestic and not for export, so concerns over whether the UK will be in the EU single market do not apply.

But it's worth seizing the opportunity to sample Japan's not-for-export foods when the opportunity presents itself.

The reason for this practice has been that in many countries the trade statistics have been based on customs house data, which naturally include insurance and freight costs for imports but not for exports.

If anything, the rest of the world has boosted Brazil's performance: were it not for exports, up by 2.8% in the second quarter, the contraction would have been more severe.At least some of the problems, then, are home-grown.

"We don't depend on NAFTA at all, not for exports or for supplies," Elías Massri, Giant Motors chief executive, told The Financial Times in Mexico City, referring to the North American Free Trade Agreement with Mexico and Canada, which Trump has vowed to renegotiate or unilaterally withdraw from.

"Liberty isn't for export only," he said.