Sentence examples for pursuing export from inspiring English sources

Mr. Boehner and others suggested that Ms. Pelosi was trying to spare Democrats from a tough vote before the November election, one that could alienate labor, displaced workers and companies pursuing export markets.

In other words, although the country began pursuing export growth with open economic policies and relatively deregulatory policies, institutional factors remained largely unchanged.

Zwan, now 54, is moving ahead with his plans to restore Digital Lightwave's momentum by developing new products, outsourcing manufacturing, pursuing export opportunities in China and possibly making a strategic acquisition.

If they still insist, then the U.S. can have a talk with these nations about how to end global trade imbalances that have been caused in good measure by Asian countries pursuing export-led growth.

The Western consensus in favour of globalisation lured them, they say, into opening their economies and pursuing export-led growth to satisfy the bottomless pit of Western consumer demand.

"Of particular concern will be ensuring that entrepreneurs do not face new hurdles in obtaining assistance in starting, operating or expanding their small businesses — whether accessing capital, pursuing exporting opportunities, or contracting with the federal government".

Similarly, on the demand side, successful companies thrive by pursuing exports.

This enhanced their ability to pursue export led growth strategies while at the same time building up foreign reserves so they would be better protected against further crises.

The decision to pursue exporting and overseas markets doesn't necessarily have to be one that a business makes during its first few years of development.

South Korea, Taiwan, Singapore, and Indonesia encouraged the private sector, pursued export-oriented growth strategies, and were heavily influenced by Western democracies when they adopted their particular economic and political institutions.

The only problem is that whenever British companies actively pursue exports with the promise of aid they are subject to accusations of bribery and corruption; it seems we are stuck with the present system of state-sponsored bribery.