Sentence examples for the current exporting from inspiring English sources

Analysts said the latest figures illustrated the unpredictability of the current exporting climate.

"There's a tremendous amount of money at stake in continuing the current export-focused strategy," he said.

The current export restrictions, which mainly help urban consumers in poor countries, are the latest blow to farmers in the developing world.

In that vein, the amendments to the current export controls are a welcome gesture, both to American companies and to the netizens who benefit from their products.

Meanwhile the big bounce in Asian economies looks likely to fade as the current export rebound and fiscal stimulus programs come to an end.

"The current export-control system interferes with legitimate United States exports because it does not keep pace with the high rate of innovation in the microprocessor market," said Senator Harry Reid, Democrat of Nevada and a co-sponsor of the measure along with Senator Robert F. Bennett, Republican of Utah.

That is on a par with the current exports of Australia, or those of Indonesia, South Africa and Canada combined.Even if India could improve its ports and already stretched railways, and adapt its power plants to burn alien coal, can it afford to import so much?

As for the case of Cambodia, the slow progress of diversification and low value-added content of the current exports make the country vulnerable to shocks and unable to widely contribute to the domestic economy.

The current export controls permit the sale of weak crypto (the sort that could be cracked by the National Security Agency) but not crypto that would take the NSAa trillion years to crack.

That is more than twice the current exports of Iranian oil.

In April 2009 it was decided by CITES that an in-depth review of the commercial dolphin trade conducted from the Solomon Islands should take place, this after the IUCN Cetacean Specialist Group came to the conclusion that insufficient population data exists to prove the sustainability of the wild captures and the current export quota of 100 animals per year.