Sentence examples for preparing to import from inspiring English sources

As Vietnam moves toward normal trade relations with the United States, American retailers are preparing to import Vietnamese products.

Thiam, a chef and entrepreneur from Senegal living in New York City, is preparing to import fonio by the end of 2014 for mainstream US consumption, working with a women-owned and -operated collective in Senegal near the Mali and Guinea border.

To do so it will have to be prepared to import what will not be produced and to distribute what pickets try to stop moving.

The decision stems from a legal dispute that began in 2006 when the gallery Haunch of Venison imported to Britain from the United States six disassembled video installations by Mr. Viola, and prepared to import a light sculpture by Mr. Flavin.

Instead they have assumed that the state will not deliver enough and are prepared to import vast amounts of coal to fire their plants, either by acquiring it from wholesalers or by buying foreign coal mines.

The Americans could produce ethanol at half the price if they were prepared to import sugar from Brazil.

Moving to head off a feared deluge of steel diverted from the United States, the European Union is preparing to impose tight limits on imported steel products, officials of the union said today.

The F.D.A. is also preparing to issue an "import alert" within a few weeks that will, in effect, ban importation of the herb, including every item on the six-page list, Dr. Lewis said.

Mr Reid said at the weekend that he was prepared to consider importing a version of "Megan's law", the US legislation that provides parents with information about paedophiles released from prison into accommodation in their area.

At the very first step, users need to prepare data to import to system.

The country was preparing to become a significant importer: around $100 billion was invested in LNG import terminals that may now be redundant.