Príklady exporting

• 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.

• The exporting traders, who first chose quality, increased their economic power and their regional leadership.

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

• This experience illustrates that drug pricing (sustained by patents in key producing and exporting countries) can be a considerable constraint on access in poor countries.

• Finally, the overall result will be given by exporting from this component only the required sorts, operations and predicate.

• The framework should provide tools for exporting performance data from an environment, storing it, and reimporting it.

• Overproduction made exporting a necessity for the industrialised nations.

• However, whereas a tariff may become zero, the cost of exporting a good is always positive.

• Liberalization increases aggregate output by causing production to be redistributed, with countries exporting goods for which they have a comparative advantage.

• Support for exporting freedom may be recently waning, given the problems associated with democracy-building adventures around the world.

• Evidence from polls reveals that while people generally like the idea of exporting freedom, they do not view it as a top priority.

• In these arguments, specific investments into exporting capacity play an essential role.

• The price-setting problems of the importing and exporting firms are completely analogous to that of the domestic firms.

• At the microeconomic level, hysteresis implies a difference between the exchange rates, which trigger market entry and exit of potentially exporting firms.

• Thus, for exchange rate alterations, the exporting firms have to bear revenue changes in their own currency.

• Since the beginning of modern canzone, cover versions have represented a shortcut to importing and exporting songs across national borders.