Examples of using Some export in English and their translations into Russian
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Many countries also export oil, and some export more oil than they import.
In some export functions(e.g. Export to XML), there is a limit of maximum 10 cards or 10 lessons.
Recommended 107.2, unable to recommend 13 for some export requests.
For 11 Parties, some exports had not had their destinations specified.
Most Dagestan fish supplied to the domestic market of the country, and some exported for sale in other regions.
For 11 Parties, some exports had not had their destinations specified.
Furthermore, not all work takes place in the factory orin formal employment settings since some export goods are manufactured using piece-rate work or work done in the home.
In part to offset this, some export markets offered turbocharged models, badged"Supremo"; and a cousin, the"Auster XTT.
The Dominican Republic has an export profile which resembles that of Jamaica including tourism, sugar, coffee,cocoa and some export manufacturing especially garments.
This name was also used in some export markets instead of the Cedric or 260C moniker.
Some export mainly natural resources and manufactured goods and others services, while for some the focus is primary commodities.
On top of the lineup was the 2.8-litre L28E, and for some export markets the 2.4-litre L24 engine(usually carburetted) was also offered.
Some export and investment promotion agencies claim that considering human rights would put them and their clients at a competitive disadvantage.
Of the 32 parties reporting exports for 2012,29 had specified destinations for all or some exports; 98 per cent of the exports, by weight, had their destinations specified.
Lack of such controls in some exporting countries has hampered effective monitoring of the world-wide trade in psychotropic substances.
For those products that were exclusively consumed by the domestic market, Morocco was a net importer. For other products like fresh and processed food and vegetables,Morocco had some export potential.
In most cases, where there was some export expansion, it was based on simple processing and traditional manufacturing activities.
The economic gains mentioned above must be consolidated against a background of world recession, decline in the price of traditional exports andgrowing difficulties for some export products to enter foreign markets.
For example, some exports to the EU and the United States have been rejected for dubious environmental or technical standard reasons related to packaging, marking or labelling.
One party reported exports without specifying any destinations,while the remaining seven parties reported destinations for some of their exports while including some exports without specifying destinations.
While some exporting firms weare reluctant to agree to pre-disclosure, due to concerns withciting commercial confidentiality, the problem created by the non-disclosure of theis information iwas significant.
Two parties reported exports without specifying any destinations,while the remaining six parties reported destinations for some of their exports but reported some exports without specifying destinations.
Even where yields have increased for some export crops, land yields have remained low and population growth has consistently outstripped the growth of agricultural output, with malnutrition a permanent threat.
Five of these Parties- Argentina, Canada, European Community,Israel and United States of America- also reported exports of ozone-depleting substances for 2008 where some export quantities for individual destinations were not specified.
Some export credit programmes use new modalities of export financing such as overseas investment credits that enable national companies to invest overseas in equity or to provide loans to such joint ventures, and import credit for imported machinery and inputs.
The economic gains mentioned above must be consolidated against a background of world recession, decline in the price of traditional exports andgrowing difficulties for some export products to enter foreign markets." A/48/586, para. 7.
It was stressed that a distinction should be made between the case of developing countries which indeed enjoyed some export competitiveness and the case of least developed countries whose health sectors were in extremely vulnerable positions and required special attention.
We are witnessing situations in which developing countries are pushed to open up their markets, ostensibly to advance free trade and competition, while at the same time developed countries practice managed trade andlimit access to some export products from developing countries.
While the World Bank, the International Finance Corporation,regional development agencies and some export credit agencies have commendably adopted policies on resettlement, these safeguards and their implementation should be strengthened to reflect human rights standards and extended to protect and promote security of tenure.
However, uncertainty hampers the continuity of positive external resource inflows, especially considering the trends observed during the first half of 1993- world recession, the decline of prices for local traditional exports andgrowing difficulties encountered by some export products in entering foreign markets.