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Перевод: exportable

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Тезаурус:

1. But it should be remembered that more than institutional factors are involved, since the co-determination system is also "an expression of specific social and attitudinal characteristics which are not exportable" (Schregle, 1978, p. 97).
2. Idiot Peter Bottomley, Minister for, I don't know - roads, bridges, exportable heads - once said: "There's nothing I can do about traffic in London.
3. That is that industrialised agriculture in its current form is neither sustainable nor exportable to the Third World.
4. Although there was an exportable surplus of nearly 30 million tonnes in 1984 the approaching threat to self-sufficiency has been recognised.
5. With land, labour and substantial quantities of exportable water as its only resources, Lesotho's economy remained heavily dependent on South Africa, and remittances from Basotho workers employed in South African mines continued to provide vital foreign exchange.
6. The countries grouped under the title "South Asia" - India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka - are developing countries without exportable energy resources.
7. British realism is distinctive not in being realistic but in being exportable, embarrassment and all; and it is hard to resist the conclusion that the world buys it, including the American and Soviet worlds, because it is curious about what it is to be British.
8. There had also been progress in compiling the common list of exportable products, which had grown from 312 items in 1987 to more than 700.
9. "We are very keen in principle to run auctions in countries where works of art are not exportable, and are happy to act as "local auctioneers"" said Thompson.
10. However, the State Security Committee (KGB) claimed that Dove Trading International would have engaged simply in asset-stripping, using the profits to buy exportable Soviet commodities such as caviar, gold and diamonds for sale abroad for hard currency.
11. An American model of "privatism" (see Barnekov, Boyle and Rich, 1989) has in recent times been deemed as exportable .
12. It may be that the USSR exportable oil surplus did peak in 1980.
13. The illiterate, inarticulate businessman, the exportable type, the survivor!