Sentence examples for support for exports from inspiring English sources

UKEF adheres to the standards set out in the OECD Common Approaches and will normally refuse support for exports to projects that do not meet those standards.

The confidence stems from China's three-pronged effort — a combination of stimulus, liberal bank lending and broad government support for exports.

Xinhua, the state news agency, reported Monday that Mr. Xi met with business executives in Guangzhou and talked about tax reform, support for exports, aid for small businesses and land use.

Newton-Smith reiterated calls on George Osborne not to cut back government support for exports and innovation in his spending review next week, when the chancellor will set out tighter budgets for government departments.

Prompted by vastly increased bank lending, generous government support for exports and a $585 billion stimulus package that is spurring a dizzying array of building projects, the Chinese economy grew 8.9percentt from July to September, up from the year-ago period, according to government figures released Thursday.

"If Scotland becomes independent, it will be for Scottish governments, working with industry, to support our shipyards - through our own naval procurement, support for exports and where appropriate, diversification away from military contracts.

With such current obstacles as the aftermath of the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, in the way of cracking foreign markets, exporters said they were concerned that state support for export programs was waning.

"[The combination of] technical expertise, UK government support for export and the growth rate of the market should create a healthy environment for UK companies to flourish".

More could follow across the UK unless the government improves support for export industries and especially manufacturing businesses, the British Chambers of Commerce said.

Courting business, he doubled and extended the tax-free allowance on investment spending and increased the government's support for export finance, as part of a continued effort to address Britain's persistently woeful performance in foreign markets.Though sold as the responsible reaction to improved economic fortunes, the new budget is more risky than it seems.

The chancellor surprised many people by both doubling and extending the allowance on investment spending and took steps to deepen the government's support for export finance, as part of the continued effort to address Britain's woeful performance in foreign markets.