Sentence examples for of being exported from inspiring English sources

Publicly, the government has issued guidance containing a long list of supposed "suitability" safeguards for families under threat of being exported to far away private rented accommodation.

"Our Iraqi neighbors need Iranian products which, instead of being exported via Saudi Arabia, Syria or Lebanon, could be taken straight to Iraq at a lower cost".

A £35m Rembrandt, which has been in Britain for 250 years but was at risk of being exported, might stay in this country as it is likely the export licence application will be withdrawn, Sotheby's has said.

To be clear, the ascendance of services may not be a disaster: we have many world-beating service businesses, many services are capable of being exported, and services can therefore help the UK to pay its way in the world (something which hasn't happened for 30 years, as you know).

However, FliA in E. coli and SigD in B. subtilis are both regulated by an antisigma factor, FlgM, that has the extraordinary property of being exported via the flagellar basal body during flagellum assembly.

Metabolite flux minimisation revealed a potential problem in the model by predicting that flux through extracellular protons is not essential for optimal growth: Excess intracellular protons, which are transported to the periplasm via the complexes of the electron transfer chain, can be converted to water by ferroxidase in the periplasm instead of being exported through the outer membrane.

Many of these pesticides of been exported to other countries.

Copra and mother-of-pearl are exported, and there are light manufacturing facilities on Betio.

Currently, about 26,000 t of meat and 361,700 t of milk are exported per year, with most of the meat exported being beef [47].

"Most of the production out of Sunderland is exported to Europe.

For instance, 60.5% of pulp and 47.1% of plywood are exported.