export embargo

Now it finally says it will comply and wants the export embargo lifted.

Their biggest nightmare: an export embargo on grain supplies large enough to protect Americans from big price increases.

The evidence is overwhelming: an average 27% drop in consumption and an ever-increasing number of export embargoes.

By April 24, President Reagan had cancelled the export embargo, and trade resumed.

The Clinton Administration projected that the export embargo would cost "a few thousand jobs" based simply on the size of the export market.

Mr. Ehmke, who farms near here, also asserted that farmers wanted freedom from export embargoes.

On Jan. 23, European Union foreign ministers are to discuss a possible oil export embargo, adding further pressure.

In 1922, the government, which until that time had done nothing more than establish some export embargoes, finally intervened in an attempt to curtail the rapidly rising inflation.

The State's second major resource boom was stimulated when, in 1960, the Commonwealth Government lifted the iron ore export embargo that had been in place since 1938.

The export embargo was lifted in December 1960 and competition to develop the mine commenced in earnest with the government intending to issue an export license for ore mined at the site.

Many farmers, citing their fear of overproduction, said the Freedom to Farm plan would be successful only if it was linked to an aggressive export promotion program and to a Congressional guarantee against export embargoes.

May 8: Iraq starts pumping crude oil to its export terminals, following the country's announcement on May 5 that it would end its oil export embargo after one month, i.e., May 8.

Find out the details of restrictions on exports of non-conventional and dual-use items to India and Pakistan in our guide on the export embargo on nuclear goods to India or Pakistan.

The efforts by the U.S. pressure to prevent the construction of the pipeline, and its export embargo of supplies for the pipeline (1980-1984) constituted one of the most severe transatlantic crises of the Cold War.

In June 2009, John S. McCain pursued the North Korean cargo ship Kang Nam 1 toward Burma in enforcement of the new United Nations resolution of an arms export embargo against North Korea.

In 1858, Western countries, especially the United States, France and Great Britain imposed through "unequal treaties" (Treaty of Amity and Commerce") free trade, free monetary flow, and very low tariffs, effectively taking away Japanese control of its foreign exchange: The 1715 export embargo on bullion was thus lifted: