Sentence examples for stringent export from inspiring English sources
Stringent export control laws have been adopted.
China, predicting robust growth of its own auto industry, has placed increasingly stringent export restrictions on rare earths.
Developing nations have long complained of exploitation by richer nations, and have been imposing stringent export controls on such material.
"These cars are actually quite rare now because India brought in stringent export regulations in the late 1970's," he said.
The production of such favored items as French brie and Italian prosciutto is closely monitored to meet stringent export standards, she said, so they are not affected by today's ban.
China is the world's dominant producer of rare earths, tungsten and molybdenum, and it has imposed increasingly stringent export taxes and quotas on them for the past two years despite having promised the W.T.O. when it joined in 2001 that it would remove export taxes and quotas on all goods except for a handful of other products.
For the UK government, however, there are still the complications of the country's stringent arms export laws, which theoretically prevent it from providing support to buyers whose conduct risks violating humanitarian law.
A recent interview with a former British minister suggests that the presence of UK personnel at the planning cell is being used to justify arms transfers to Saudi Arabia from a country that boasts, as the spokesman we spoke to reminded us, one of the most stringent arms exports regimes in the world.
rules are particularly stringent in banning export subsidies of the sort that China is alleged to have introduced to become the world's dominant manufacturer of solar panels and wind turbines.
Furthermore, these nations with less stringent environmental standards, export goods (including fruits, vegetables, and cotton) back to the U.S. and European countries.
"The US government was stringent in issuing export permits for Egypt," wrote the Interior Ministry's Major Gen. Magdy al-Gohary in one of the memos, according to the Egypt Independent.
