Примеры использования Cuban sugar на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The same as your familydid with the phosphate miners and the Machado's family Cuban sugar.
In response, the U.S. stopped buying Cuban sugar and refused to supply its former trading partner with much needed oil.
Is it justifiable to demand of a Canadian caramel manufacturer that his products contain no Cuban sugar?
The Cuban sugar industry has sustained losses of around 113.5 million dollars as a result of the embargo.
Cubazucar, which is responsible for marketing Cuban sugar, lost estimated earnings of $22 million.
The Cuban sugar industry incurred approximately $127.5 million in additional costs during the period under consideration.
Not one company in the world can export confectioneries to the United States if they contain Cuban sugar.
The elimination of the Cuban sugar cane quota from the United States market was proposed.
On 6 July of that same year, the United States adopted one of the measures proposed: the elimination of the Cuban sugar quota.
A European producer of preserves has to prove that no Cuban sugar was used in the manufacturing process if it wishes to export to the United States.
Three months later, on 6 July 1960, the United States adopted the measure firstconceived a year earlier, namely, the removal of the Cuban sugar quota.
The same way,with agricultural products(Cuban sugar), the cockroach, later called the American, penetrated into Europe and spread across the continent with enviable speed.
Meyer Lansky made inroads into the casino industry in Cuba during the 1930s while the Mafia was already involved in exporting Cuban sugar and rum.
In addition, the embargo has denied Cuban sugar access to the New York Coffee,Sugar and Cocoa Exchange, which sets the benchmark price for raw-sugar exports worldwide.
And not only in Russia, but also abroad, specifically in Iran, Europe, USA too,where Kharitonenko competed with Cuban sugar manufacturers.
Bearing in mind that Cuban sugar exports in the past represented 58.2 per cent of the total import of sugar to the United States, it is estimated that the impact on Cuba in this area reached $154.1 million in the period in question.
A few days earlier, on 24 June, President Eisenhower had asked the United States Congress to grant him discretionary powers to slash the Cuban sugar import quota.
In 1992, even thoughthe volume of trade declined to approximately $500 million because of the reduced quantity of Cuban sugar available for export, the value of Cuban imports from these companies rose to $407 million.
The Governments of Cuba and the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela signed a framework agreement in March 2007 to establish 11 ethanol plants in Venezuela that would import Cuban sugar as feedstock.
As a result of the embargo, Cuban sugar exports were affected by lack of access to the United States import market, Cuba's country risk rating and the industry's inability to use the United States dollar as the currency for commercial transactions.
In November 1992, however,a new trade agreement for 1993 doubled the planned sale of Cuban sugar to Russia and Russian oil exports to Cuba.
The Governments of Cuba and the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela signed a framework agreement in March 2007 to establish 11 ethanol plants in the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela that would import Cuban sugar.
In November 2008, a Swedish company informed Maquimport that it would not be able to honour a contract for the supply of equipment for the Cuban sugar industry, because one of the components was of United States origin.
An increase in purchases of Cuban sugar in the past year led to a 250% increase in the volume of imports from Cuba, whereas the discontinuation of purchases of Venezuelan oil since June 2012(330 thousand tons were purchased in 2012, and 1,127 tons in 2011) resulted in a decline in imports from Venezuela.
Cuba and the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela signed a framework agreement in March 2007 to establish 11 ethanol plants in Venezuela that would import Cuban sugar as feedstock.
The Act reiterates the existing obstacles to the marketing of Cuban sugar products which consist of shutting Cuba out of the United States market and the New York Stock Exchange and stepping up practices aimed at discouraging the import of those products by third countries.
It must be remembered that sugar has been andstill is the main revenue earner for the Cuban economy and that, historically, the United States purchased Cuban sugar exports, which exceeded 3 million tonnes, at preferential prices.
Through this policy of aggression, the quota for the export of Cuban sugar to the United States, together with the oil manoeuvres and the change in economic relations, became weapons potentially lethal to the fledgling Cuban Revolution.
Another priority line of action for the United States Government in the implementation of the embargo has been to procure alternate sources of supply of sugar for the member States of the Commonwealth of Independent States(CIS)with a view to replacing Cuban sugar exports, thus depriving Cuba of income from this market.
Cuban sugar accounted for 58.2 per cent of total United States sugar imports in 1958; the estimated negative impact on the Cuban economy of losing access to the United States market was $154.1 million last year, assuming that the same market share had been maintained.