Sentence examples for spur exports from inspiring English sources

France's Socialist Government, eager to promote employment and spur exports, is clearly worried about the industry's difficulties.

Improving this labor force takes time, however, so any education improvements aren't going to spur exports in the next few years.

Brexit supporters have argued that bringing down trade barriers outside the EU would spur exports to the rest of the world.

And while a weak euro could spur exports and, in turn, European stocks, its continued decline will eat away quickly at American investors' gains.

This should theoretically spur exports, boosting British businesses – an idea Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump picked up on in a press conference in Scotland on Friday.

The commission said in its interim forecasts for 2010 that while better-than-expected global demand could further spur exports, investment remained very weak, reflecting exceptionally low capacity utilization.

-- FURTHER EXPAND FCS ACTIVITY IN CHINA, one of the most effective ways to spur export promotion.

Investor confidence in Germany, Europe's largest economy, increased in August to its highest level in 17 months after the euro's decline spurred exports and German companies increased spending.

By returning to the drachma, Greece could devalue its own currency, spurring export sales and curtailing deflation.

A falling dollar has helped spur American exports and curb imports, contributing to a narrower trade deficit.

Clinton administration officials say the agreement is designed to spur American exports, not an exodus of American factories to China.