Sentence examples for price of export from inspiring English sources

A draft agreement that began circulating among governments this month would increase the price of export agency financing to airlines, according to one person involved in the negotiations, but not include the cap on lending.

There's also a larger political context to keep in mind: farmers' access to land, seed and water, the influence of pesticide and biotech seed companies over national agricultural research and extension, and global trade agreements that influence the price of export commodities all strongly influence the ability of a family to grow, sell and buy food.

But while exports are doing well, the price of exports is falling.

But government officials have said they do not expect the price of exports to be affected.

"It will raise the price of exports without a formal revaluation.

The price of exports was still 8.2percentt higher last month than in August 2007.

The government also wants to increase its say over the destination and price of exports of oil and gas.

The phrase "currency war" speaks to a seemingly phoney battle between the world's major trading powers over the price of exports.

Asia's rising demand for food has pushed up the price of exports of soyabeans and other products from the bounteous pampas in relation to the price of the country's imports.

The country's terms of trade (the price of exports relative to the price of imports) remain well above their long-term average, but they have deteriorated in recent quarters.

The weaker rand both benefits the country, by cutting the price of exports and luring overseas visitors, and hurts the country, by driving up the price of imports, especially fuel.