Sentence examples for strategic export from inspiring English sources

· Ann Clwyd MP is a member of the select committee on strategic export controls.

Arms exports to Israel approved by the government totalled £22.5m last year, almost twice the amount in 2004, according the latest annual report on strategic export controls published by four government departments.

The use of the death penalty remains extensive and non-transparent; torture is widespread.' Yet, despite the existence of a European Union arms embargo, ministers approved strategic export licences - which are needed to sell military items abroad - for China worth almost £70m between July 2005 and June 2006.

STECA expects a larger strategic export initiative for renewable energies coming up from the German Government for several countries.

While the study discussed the economic structure as a whole, export structure and promotion policy of strategic export sectors were not focalized in their experiments.

On 1 November 1952, the detachment was relieved of its strategic export control function, which was subsequently was resumed by German authorities.

The committee, which has taken months to be established since the general election, has a specific remit: to examine the government's expenditure, administration and policy on strategic exports, specifically the licensing of arms exports and other controlled goods.

The licensing of strategic arms exports is particular case in point: in any number of cases, including Libya and Egypt, British foreign policy is delivering development and governance assistance on the one hand whilst supplying arms on the other".

Aliyev said that Russia justifies its lower gas sales price to Armenia by its being Armenia's close ally and by purchase of the Iran-Armenia gas pipeline, by which, he said, Russia seeks to control strategic future gas export routes to Europe.

It allocates $3.8 billion to a "Defence Export Facility" that will help finance the local manufacturing and sales of weapons, as well as an additional $20 million per year to develop and implement "strategic multi-year export campaigns".

A 35-year concession gives China access to a strategic hub for exports to Western Europe and the emerging markets of the Black Sea.