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Meanings of re-export in anglès
rus
реэкспорт portuguès
reexportação Re-exports consist of foreign goods exported in the same state as previously imported.
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Examples for "re-exportation"
Examples for "re-exportation"
1
The Government had established a monopoly and forbidden re-exportation, but supplies were not up to the normal.
2
Salted beef is received freely for re-exportation; but if for home consumption, it pays five livres the kental.
3
England takes from them not only what tobacco is consumed at home, but very great quantities for re-exportation.
4
They were subjected, indeed, to a small poundage duty, amounting only to threepence in the hundred weight, upon their re-exportation.
5
It would be a convenient deposite for our whale-oil, of which, after the supply of Paris, there will be a surplus for re-exportation.
Usage of re-export in anglès
1
Refining and re-export activity, or tolling, is exempt from the import duty.
2
Most of the re-export from Venice by land was done by foreigners.
3
Smugglers jabbering as they load contraband goods for re-export to Ukraine?
4
They also trade the stocks, or re-export the metal duty-free.
5
GUINEA Guinea banned the export and re-export of agricultural, forestry, livestock, fishing and oil products.
6
However, Keystone's owner TransCanada Corp TRP.TO says it will not re-export Canadian oil sands from the pipeline.
7
Reuters reported earlier this year that the U.S. government granted a number of permits to re-export foreign crude.
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However, Keystone's owner TransCanada Corp TRP.TO has said it will not re-export Canadian oil sands from the pipeline.
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The re-export rule was scrapped late last month to counter the smuggling and high premiums that had resulted.
10
Enbridge has to ensure that no U.S. oil is mixed in with the Canadian barrels destined for re-export.
11
To her market-places and warehouses a vast quantity of goods was constantly brought for home consumption and re-export.
12
But Enbridge is the first company to publicly confirm it holds a re-export permit and intends to use it.
13
Some Indian port refineries import raw sugar from Brazil, refine and re-export it in so-called "tolling" operations.
14
Reuters reported earlier this year that the U.S. government granted a number of licenses to re-export foreign crude to Europe.
15
A spokeswoman for Japan's Shizuoka Gas said the company was "involved in re-export business on a day-to-day basis".
16
All that has had little impact on Khasab, where the re-export trade is a major money-spinner in a small economy.
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