Sentence examples for stream of export from inspiring English sources

According to Professor Arturo Vasquez of Georgetown University, Washington DC, Allende's land reform, the break-up of feudal estates (which Pinochet could not fully reverse), created a new class of productive tiller-owners who, along with corporate and co-operative operators, now bring in a stream of export earnings to rival copper.

According to Professor Arturo Valenzuela of Georgetown University, Washington DC, Allende's land reform, the break-up of feudal estates (which Pinochet could not fully reverse), created a new class of productive tiller-owners, along with corporate and cooperative operators, who now bring in a stream of export earnings to rival copper.

"This will boost the production of chickpeas in Ethiopia, but it will also help local manufacturers produce and develop products using chickpeas and supply a steady stream for export," said Derek Yach, a spokesman for PepsiCo.

The country, which is preparing to shift to a constitution and an elected government, requires that at least 60percentt of its lands remain forested, welcomes a limited stream of wealthy tourists and exports hydropower to India.

We find a positive correlation between fertilizer input and stream export of nitrogen.

Call it stream-of-consciousness shopping.

On the one hand, there is the familiar story of how the world's most populous nation and its second biggest economy has exported a stream of cheap manufactured goods with richer nations making up for the deficiencies of domestic demand in what is still quite a poor country.

Many of these projects are providing or are about to provide a steady stream of oil and natural gas exports from Libya to markets in Europe and in particular to Italy, a legacy of the colonial period when Italy held sway over Libya's affairs.

Smaller sub-streams of research investigate export barriers as predictors, mediators, and moderators.

Giuliani administration officials, speaking on the condition that they not be identified, acknowledged some discomfort with the heavy stream of truck traffic that the trash export effort has produced.

Given the growing academic and professional interest to improve export processes' management and the existent gap in the study of down-stream inter-organisational relationships, the present study aims at the exploration of management control systems (MCS) in the context of export channels.