Sentence examples for success of import from inspiring English sources

Regional trade agreements for developing countries were aimed more at the creation of integrated markets for industrial products which would facilitate the success of import substitution industrialization policies than at the integration of their agri-food markets.

In particular, during the Great Depression, Latin American activist governments of the 1930s saw the end of neocolonialism and the infusion of nationalist movements throughout Latin America, increasing the success of import substitution industrialization or ISI.

Sadly, given the success of imports, consumers may hardly notice if one or more companies disappear.

Then California farmers, inspired by the success of imported Spanish clementines, started planting them like crazy.

Luxury goods - from fashion to watches and cosmetics to diamonds -- are bought by the elite and twenty-somethings as "investments" in future success; reduction of import tariffs, now over 33%, would mean a splurge for the ages.

This will provide a log of the successful and failed imports which can be used to verify the success of the import, or to track down problems with the data.

For him, the success of British imports like "The Full Monty" is no cause for celebration.

Looking beyond the borders for assistance feels like cheating, especially when the Premier League is prospering largely on the success of talents imported from abroad.

He had spent the eighteen-eighties trying, without success, to import an idealized version of England's physical-education regimen, essentially to get France's poodle boys onto the playing fields of Eton.

They are more anxious to avoid such humiliation than to exploit fresh opportunities: they regard a state warehouse bursting with grain as a sign of success, and imports of wheat as a mark of defeat.

But when you consider the success of almost every other US import to these shores there is one noticeable difference - resolution.