Sentence examples for temporary exports from inspiring English sources

In 2008, the Indian government began granting licenses for "temporary exports" of up to one year, to allow horses to be exhibited in other countries.

allows countries to set temporary export restrictions to prevent or relieve "critical shortages".

But of the 22 works placed under temporary export deferral, only eight were saved from export overseas.

It's here for the moment thanks to a temporary export license, a truce, a brokered peace.

Indeed significant funds from charitable sources had already been raised since the 16 October announcement (of the temporary export ban).

The two countries had no diplomatic relations, and Vietnamese law prohibited even the temporary export of objects that were more than a hundred years old.

There are currently eight objects under temporary export deferral, including a 15th-century painting by the workshop of Dutch painter Dieric Bouts the Elder worth £3.3m.

But Clarkson, 31, was prevented from taking the item of jewellery out of the UK when it became subject to a temporary export ban.

After its sale, the government put a temporary export ban on it in the hope a domestic buyer would match the sum to keep it in the UK.

If it were sold to a foreign buyer the government could place a temporary export bar on the work to allow a Briton to purchase it instead.

Ed Vaizey, Arts minister, placed a temporary export bar on the Raphael to give a final opportunity for someone to raise the money to keep the drawing in the UK.