Sentence examples for should be exported from inspiring English sources

[The Chicago Tribune] The unfolding debate over whether natural gas should be exported from terminals along the Oregon coast.

But there's one element of Russian food infrastructure that functions well and should be exported all over the world – those stolovaya.

He said that giving aid to places like Africa is "worthless," and that the only thing that should be exported is American principles.

Diplomats from the United States, Russia, the European Union and the Mideast have been wrangling for years over whether oil from Central Asia should be exported to Western countries through additional pipelines passing through Russia, Turkey, Iran or Georgia.

It is specious to boast that it should be exported widely, even within Europe Germanyy's combination of wealth, wage discipline and post-war obsession with consensus is pretty unusual.

[E8.] Japan Partly Lifts Ban on U.S. Beef The first shipments of American beef in two years should be exported to Japan in as little as a week, but rebuilding what had once been the largest overseas market for American ranchers could take years, meat processing companies said.

We should be exporting exciting new culinary ideas to tantalise Gallic palettes rather than giving the French yet more reasons to ridicule us.

This would strengthen Chile's counter-cyclical fiscal policy, as well as helping to restrain the peso's rise, says Mr Velasco.Ms Bachelet declared that Chile should be exporting "not only copper but mining software, not only fruit but techniques for packing and preserving food, not only salmon but vaccines against fish diseases".

Several senators wanted to know how the United States should handle the ongoing boom in natural gas production, including whether Moniz thought the country should be exporting more of the gas.

UK Trade and Investment, the government's own trade promotion agency has said the East Midlands is lagging behind other parts of the UK and should be exporting more to the country.

Investing in women's health leads to a healthier, more prosperous society -- this is the legacy we should be exporting.