Sentence examples for willing to export from inspiring English sources

"Unfortunately," he laments, "the Brits are not willing to export" their supervisory system.Howard Davies, chairman of Britain's FSA, is indeed cautious about attempts to set up a European supervisor.

Officials say they believe that President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad of Iran, who first suggested the country might be willing to export its uranium temporarily, may have never expected that suggestion to be considered seriously.

If the violence in Syria and western Iraq continues unabated, bringing with it a growing number of hardened jihadist fighters animated by extreme ideologies and willing to export the conflict elsewhere, it could eventually threaten regimes throughout North Africa and the Middle East.

"We don't know how long these countries are willing to export cheap food to Japan.

It also is reportedly willing to export most of its enriched uranium stocks to Russia.

For example, a service provider might be willing to export files or data but may be reluctant to let clients run software or commands at the servers exporting the data.

In fact, there are more municipalities willing to take our garbage than we have garbage to export.

Unless export subsidies were paid to make up the difference between domestic prices and the prices foreign buyers were willing to pay, exports became impossible.

The indictment quotes from e-mails between Mr. Khaki and Mr. Yi as well as from an undercover federal agent posing as an American who was willing to evade export-control laws.

"You have to export.

Now time to export!