export list

There is no export list at the module clause.

They are used for uranium enrichment and are on export lists."

By contrast, in the early 1970s, Portugal's export list underwent diversification, including both consumer and capital goods.

Originally, the export list was basic raw and primary goods, such as sugar, rubber and gold.

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The remaining export proceeds came from livestock, with the export list of 1924 consisting of 16 items.

Along with that, the export list of the company consisted of constantly increasing share of military items by NATO standards.

The value of cigarettes sold to Iran was more than twice that of the No. 2 category on the export list, vaccines, serums and blood products ($73 million).

Flamenco, Picasso and Almodovar are familiar words to the American public these days, but who would have imagined modern dance as next on the Iberian export list?

In 2004 approximately 6.75 million tons of phosphate rock production generated US$135 million in export earnings, placing it fourth on Jordan's principal export list.

"Our shrimp exports are one of our significant items on our export list," he said, adding that shrimping is a labor-intensive industry that employs hundreds of thousands of people.

The IIF file format, Intuit Interchange Format is a proprietary text file used by Intuit's Quickbooks software for importing and exporting lists and transactions.

A monpolist in the highly profitable saltpetre trade (one of the most important commodities in the export list of the European companies) since 1753, this Armenian merchant conducted most of the negotiations between the Company and Nawab Siraj ud-Daulah.

The export list of Armimex consisted of military equipment for all services of the armed forces including armament, ammunition, armoured vehicles, engineering equipment and explosives, aiming and surveillance equipment, communication and electronic warfare equipment, radar equipment, naval craft, equipment, et cetera.