Sentence examples for undertake export from inspiring English sources

The process included the acquisition of licenses to collect broodstock, keep the seahorses in captivity, commercially produce the seahorses under a specified quota allocation, undertake domestic sales, undertake export sales, and then finally obtain the CITES permit required for every individual shipment of seahorses.

Ali Naimi, the Saudi oil minister, said he did not know if the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries would undertake additional reductins or increase supply.

Ali Naimi, the Saudi oil minister, said he did not know if the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries would undertake additional reductions or increase supply.

Third, a post-Brexit devaluation is unlikely to produce the improvement in manufacturing exports seen after 1992, because trading conditions would be too uncertain for British businesses to undertake new investments, hire more workers or otherwise add to export capacity.

This target is also in line with the government's aims to undertake some degree of processing inside the country before exporting and to increase the total share of processed agricultural exports set in the Industrial Development Plan 2015 2025 (Ministry of Commerce 2014; Royal Government of Cambodia 2015).

Membership of the euro would prevent Italy from devaluing its currency whenever exports became uncompetitive, forcing the country to undertake reforms to boost productivity.

Most of those seeking dollars, however, did not undertake to remit gold even if the dollar quotation was at the gold-export point.

CAMR allows the production and export of generic drugs to developing countries without the requisite manufacturing capacity to undertake a domestic compulsory license.

* G-20 members with sustained, significant external deficits pledge to undertake policies to support private savings and undertake fiscal consolidation while maintaining open markets and strengthening export sectors.

Passed in 2004, CAMR allows the production and export of generic drugs to developing countries without the requisite pharmaceutical manufacturing capacity to undertake a domestic compulsory license.

Mr. Hu did emphasize China's intention to undertake a structural shift in its economy, which has tended to favor investment- and export-driven growth during its heady rise over the past quarter century.