Sentence examples for production export from inspiring English sources
It is based on the dynamic rent concept: production, export, and marketing of several product groups including fresh fruit and vegetables, canned fruit, footwear, and car parts were used as case studies.
The novelty of this work is due to the presented results of applying various foresight methodologies to conduct industry-specific analysis, through case studies of production, export, and marketing of several product and service groups, in advancement of the approach suggested in Kaplinsky (2004) based on the dynamic rent concept in the GVC framework.
The following year the European Parliament called upon European Union members to cease the production, export, and use of cluster munitions and to work toward an international treaty restricting their use.
The model results indicate that after the vessel departed the SOIREE site there were further iron-mediated increases in properties such as phytoplankton biomass, production, export production, and uptake of atmospheric CO2, which peaked 20 30 days after the initial iron infusion.
Guilds protected and regulated painting, overseeing production, export trade and raw material supply; and they maintained discrete sets of rules for panel painters, cloth painters and book illuminators.
Like B. bronchiseptica, B. pertussis contains an operon encoding the production, export and uptake of the siderophore alcaligin [33], [34].
The economy may well be in recession: production, exports, wages and profits are all down.
Higher production, exports and prices sustained real G.D.P. growth of 4.5 percent last year.
During the 16th century, Antwerp had been a major centre of artistic production, exporting paintings throughout Europe.
By 1856 he had perfected the bending by heat of solid beechwood into curvilinear shapes, and he was ready for mass production, exporting as far as South America.
With more than 80% of Canadian automotive production exported to the USA, Canadian automotive production will experience a decline.
