Sentence examples for whose export is from inspiring English sources

No one advocates casually carting off national treasures, whose export is already tightly restricted almost everywhere except the United States.

Security features such as SSH, Kerberos, SSL/TLS, and SRP require strong cryptography, whose export is controlled by the US government.

The initial daily trading session is mostly intended to test the market and the settlement systems for the Chinese currency, whose export is restricted by Chinese capital controls, the Micex spokesman, Mr. Bekasov, said.

By one reckoning, 73% of the $1.6 billion-worth of forest products (not including raw logs, whose export is banned) the EU imported from Indonesia last year came from illegally felled timber.

Kermit 95 executables and install packages will not be distributed in a free and open manner because they include strong encryption, whose export is controlled by the United States Government.

The official tally of the broad classes of items whose export is controlled by ITAR is known as the "munitions list".

On all but one of the shipping forms, however, the wood was identified by a tariff code applicable to planks (in this case, "fingerboards" to be placed on the necks of the guitars) not exceeding 6 mm; only one of the many forms used the proper tariff code identifying the wood as of a thickness whose export was prohibited by Indian law.

An English trader, Charles Ledger, and his Amerindian servant spent four years collecting cinchona seeds in the Andes in Bolivia, highly prized for their quinine but whose export was prohibited.

But this is of limited use with export credits because the victim is neither the importer nor the exporter, but a third country whose exports are artificially suppressed.

One example is a bilateral agreement between Australia and Japan, which gives Australian beef exporters a price advantage over American producers whose exports are subject to higher Japanese tariffs; those tariffs would ultimately have been removed under the Pacific agreement.

It erected a trade colossus whose exports were pumped up — American critics said — by an artificially depressed yen.