Sentence examples for rules for export from inspiring English sources

Pascal Lamy, the trade commissioner, wants tighter rules for export credits and food aid, which Europeans claim the Americans use as disguised export subsidies; tougher rules on agricultural export monopolies, used by countries such as Canada; and, most important, protection for products from special geographic areas, such as Feta cheese, Kalamata olives or Parma ham.

Europe's politicians should encourage defence firms to link up, and give them some help by agreeing on common rules for exports.

"Unless the US joins the treaty they are just going to be a renegade," Mr Puckett said, adding that the US has no rules for exporting electronic waste, which it sends mostly to China but also to Africa and Latin America.

Under the new rules, diamonds for export must be accompanied by tamper-proof certificates of origin, signed by officials of four government departments.

He has developed a new rule for exporting success.

In addition, rule changes for export quotas have had the effect of reducing the availability of supplies leaving China.

Cameron replied: "We have the strictest rules for arms exports of almost any country anywhere in the world.

When challenged by Jeremy Corbyn over the issue at prime minister's questions in January, David Cameron said: "We have the strictest rules for arms exports of almost any country anywhere in the world".

In April, L. Paul Bremer III, the occupation's senior official in Iraq, and the Iraqi Ministry of Trade established rules for licensing the export of scrap metal from the country.

The items he brought up were competition in alternative energy markets, sanctions on Iran and North Korea, commitment to the Doha trade talks, and an urge to get trading partners to play by the rules for imports and exports.

So Honda argued that the 50% limit applied only to companies building cars for the Chinese market; that there were no rules about auto companies building for export.