In the case of the US, heavy dependence on imported oil has worsened the trade deficit and further weakened the dollar.

Electricity is thermally generated using imported fuels.

At the same time, Europe s growing dependence on imported fossil fuels is a further hindrance to competitiveness. In 2011, the EU s combined trade deficit was 150 billion ( 200 billion).

Whereas oil speculators have gained, both the US and global economies have suffered and been pushed closer to recession. In the case of the US, heavy dependence on imported oil has worsened the trade deficit and further weakened the dollar.

As a result, China is being attacked by imported inflation.

The country was no longer subject to imported deflation via the fixed exchange rate.

The importer should apply for the appropriate Import Licence prior to placing the import order

A large share of exports consists of petroleum products made from imported crude.

The 1973 oil crisis strengthened Sweden's commitment to decrease dependence on imported fossil fuels.

Despite its abundant land and water resources, Iraq is a net food importer.

Even Korea and Japan maintain massive duties on imported rice simply to protect the livelihoods of their own rice farmers.

Thus, following the adoption of its final regulatory action by the Party, there might be no international trade of the chemical between the Party and the importing Party before the first export of the chemical takes place.

As a result of a recklessly expansionary American policy, they argued, they were being flooded with imported finance.

Notwithstanding politicians repeated calls for energy independence, over the past 30 years the United States, for example, has doubled its dependence on imported oil, which now accounts for nearly two thirds of its oil needs.

For three decades, the rich world has talked about curbing its addiction to imported oil.

The cost of living in Namibia is relatively high because most of the goods including cereals need to be imported.

Both depend on imported oil for transport and on domestic coal for power generation.

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Just 20 of imported fuels are used for road transportation, the rest being used by the bauxite industry, electricity generation, and aviation.

Imported apples from New Zealand and other more temperate areas are competing with U.S. production and increasing each year.

The importer then takes delivery of the firearm s upon production of the original Import Licence and a Firearm Licence is issued by the Commissioner of Police.

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China s need to satisfy its hunger for imported oil and other commodities has given it an international presence.

The importer (company or individual) should hold the appropriate licence to trade in such substances, under the relevant law

This is an effective method to verifying the license of the importer and to remind customs officers that they have to check the presence of the license with the import declaration.

The Convention establishes the principle that exports of a chemical covered by the Convention can only take place with the prior informed consent (PIC) of the importing party.

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America s New Trade Hypocrisy

China s Shrinking Trade Surplus

The New Mercantilist Challenge

The EU, the largest importer, witnessed a rising trend (from 72.8 Mt. in 1996 to 104.5 Mt. in 2004).

Redefining Business Competence

Mercantilism Reconsidered

The Making of China s Trade Deficit

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