Voorbeelden van export

• We export our products to countries as far afield as Japan and Canada.

• Japan exported $117 billion in merchandise to the US in 1999.

• Japan exports a huge quantity of cars around the world.

• An alarming number of these animals are being exported for the pet trade.

• At one time, Cornwall exported millions of tons of copper and tin around the world.

• These products are not for national consumption, but for export.

• The main crops grown for export are coffee and rice.

• Iraq's principal export is oil.

• Coffee exports earn Brazil many millions of pounds a year.

• In geography, we learned what were the main imports and exports of each country.

• The new colonial trades, it seems, differed from the old by involving both exports and imports.

• The ultimate goal of the government was to gradually phase out unprocessed cocoa exports (ibid.).

• 2 billion dollars, compared to a total of 1n5 billion dollars from exports of goods (primarily sugar and nickel) in that same year.

• Importing and exporting system code into a formal language like type theory requires the system's implementation language to have a precise mathematical semantics.

• The effect that an increase in exports has on the hazard of an election occurring increases as a parliamentary term matures.

• The effect of exports remains robust to these political controls.

• The entities exported by a module may be brought into scope in another module with an import declaration at the beginning of the module.

• The discussions of the impact of investment on capital formation, technology, exports or training are weaker.

• However, the analysis of exports by classes and products in the second and third sections is carried out with the original figures.

• Then, the main exports are taken individually to analyse their evolution in terms of quantity and price.

• The quantity of coffee exports rose considerably in 1913 and held until 1916, during a period in which international prices moved slightly downwards.

• Moreover, nutrients are exported from the annually cropped ecosystem in the harvest and are usually not returned in human manure.

• Globalisation is measured by imports, exports, and incoming and outgoing direct investment.

• Therefore, the hypothesis that a-synuclein is exported from neurons and acquired by glia is conjectural at present.

• In addition, strengthening local producers to engage in collective actions and promoting exports should also be given proper attention.