Sentence examples for that would export from inspiring English sources

South Sudan's president, Salva Kiir, visited China last week, partly in hopes of locking down an investment deal for an alternative oil pipeline that would export South Sudan's oil through Kenya.

Adani had planned to build a $16bn coalmine that would export up to 60m tonnes a year.

This need has been underlined from various researchers, some of which have investigated several approaches for the design of driving simulator that would export measurements close to reality [17, 18, 19, 20, 21].

Norwegian aid supports the planning and construction of transmission lines, including a project that would export power from the controversial dams in the rainforest of Sarawak to Indonesia.

On Friday, the Tsleil-Waututh Firstandsion, which standirectlytly across the water from the terminal that would export Trans Mountain's oil, is scheduled to argue against the project in court.

In May the World Bank, which stayed out of the Gibe III Dam the first time around, will decide whether to fund a transmission line that would export the project's electricity with a credit of $676 million.

He thus made good his promise that he would export half the firm's output.

That it would export tactics of ethnic division in the United States should shock none of us.

After the 1979 Islamic revolution in Iran, Sunni-led governments like Saudi Arabia feared that Ayatollah Khomeini would export Shiite ideas and influence.

But it was also keen for China to keep buying its public debt.Policymakers blithely assumed they would avoid a dollar crisis and that America would export its way out of any trouble.

Sukhoi originally projected that it would export more than 160 units of the second modernized Su-35 worldwide.