Sentence examples for the export level from inspiring English sources
You can get to them through some circituitous route through iTunes or whatever, but really there is no file system exposed to us except at the export level, via email or iCloud or Bluetooth maybe.
The number of animals that were moved for export was significantly higher in the years 2001 and 2004 than in the year 2000: the export level was almost twice as high in 2004 than before the FMD outbreak (2000).
At the exports level each of fuels, food and agriculture raw materials, and ores and metals are the most important exports of COMESA.
In conclusion our data demonstrate that the expression of numerous cellular genes is affected by HTLV-I p30 either at the transcriptional or at the post-transcriptional (nuclear export) level suggesting that p30 may alter normal cellular homeostasis and favour transformation.
This line could carry 3.5 billion cubic feet of American and Canadian gas, a 40percentt jump over Canada's current export level to the United States.
At this stage, the level of the export levy, and how much the state trader will actually buy, are still to be decided.
However, he indicated that within OPEC, Iraq might produce oil without a quota set by the cartel, because it was exempted from the quota system in 1996 when the United Nations began to set Iraqi export levels under the oil-for-food program.
In countries that have become less competitive within Europe since joining the zone — like Italy and Greece — export levels have generally bounced back less than in the more competitive countries, like France and Germany.
While export levels reflect the ability to sell items to other countries, changes in imports are often reflective of the economic health of the countries.
Mike Hawes, the chief executive of the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders, which produced the figures, said: "Despite export challenges in some key markets such as Russia and China, foreign demand for British-built cars has been strong, reaching record export levels in the past year".
For the foreseeable future, we're likely to have to return to water export levels seen in the 1990s.
