export|exports in English

noun

[ex·port || ek'spɔːt]

shipping of goods to other countries; exportation; merchandise or services sold to parties in other countries; storage of data in a format which can be read by other programs (Computers)

Use "export|exports" in a sentence

1. Petroleum is Colombia's main export, making over 45% of Colombia's exports.

2. — to exports covered by export declarations accepted ►C1 prior to the application of this ◄ Regulation,

3. Textiles constituted about 12% of industrial exports, becoming the second-largest export branch after polished diamonds.

4. Acharya Exports is a specialized export marketing and trading company. We are the sole export and distribution agency for many leading incense/agarbathi manufacturers in India

5. Countries with export-led models of growth and those dependent on commodity exports were more severely affected.

6. Asquare Export & Tourism is a foreign trade company which deals with imports and exports in general

7. Exports of olive oil from the Community shall be subject to the presentation of an export licence

8. For eleven Arab States, the largest single export market absorbs more than # per cent of their exports

9. “Asquare EXPORT & TOURISM” is active in Exports of Goods from India to Middle East & African Continent

10. Cotton fiber is Tajikistan's leading agricultural export commodity, contributing 16% of total exports (it is second only to aluminium, which accounts for a staggering 60% of the country's exports).

11. All parties to U.S. export transactions must ensure their exports fully comply with all statutory and regulatory requirements.

12. Exports of cell phones and parts become the largest export item ($9.9 billion) in the first 6 months of 2013, surpassing Vietnam traditional exports such as crude oil, garment or footwear

13. The cashew nut export accounted for nearly 70% of Benin’s exports to India followed by metal scraps and wood & wooden products.

14. Wheat and wool made up more than two-thirds of all Australian exports", a dangerous reliance on just two export commodities.

15. In 2008, NZ sheep-meat exports (mostly of lamb) brought in more than half of the country’s NZ$4.5 billion meat export revenues.

16. • Export Development Canada (EDC) predicts continued growth in Canadian exports of telecommunications equipment and advanced technology, albeit at a slower rate than in 2006.

17. This alarmed the United States Congress, which strengthened a 1968 law on arms exports in 1976 and renamed it the Arms Export Control Act.

18. It concludes that, foreign direct investment has important positive effect on improving China's export structure, increasing net exports, stimulating domestic investment, promoting China's innovation.

19. During the same time, China's export of high-tech products to Russia increased by 58%, and that is 7% of China's total exports to Russia.

20. There were probably invisible exports too: exports of technical skill and artistry, exports of medicine and magic.

21. In addition to crude oil exports, Iran exports oil products.

22. Low world prices for traditional exports, a failure to adapt to changing international market conditions and the adoption of policies that effectively penalized export activity were major obstacles.

23. Select Export whole account, Export selected campaigns and ad groups or Export current view.

24. On the external front, Vietnam’s export performance remains strong, with total export turnover increasing by 9.2 percent from the same period last year, mostly thanks to strong performance of manufacturing exports, especially high technology products such as cell phones, electronics, and computers.

25. Intra euro area exports account for almost 17% of total world exports.