Net Export - How To Discuss

Fish or land with nets (fish or other animals)

(In sports) kicking or kicking (ball or puck) net (goal)

Cover with net.

A piece of loose mesh made of wire, rope, rope, or similar, often used to catch fish or other animals.

This structure is supported by a frame that is intended for sports such as football and hockey.

Smooth fabric with very revealing weft.

A way to trap someone.

Internet.

Earn or receive as net income (a cash amount).

Remaining after deductions like tax or rebate (quantity, price or value)

Damage from fish fats

Wright scored 177 goals in six years

Fishermen are fixing their nets

Turn Wilson's wings into a net

Curtains

The search has been postponed so that the killers can escape the net.

Ensuring privacy on the web is becoming increasingly difficult.

Sell ​​your 20% stake and make a big profit.

Increase in earnings per share

The net result is the same

Ship (goods or services) for sale to another country.

Goods, goods or services that are sold abroad.

We export $ 16 million worth of prints to Japan

Wool and mohair are the main export products

A piece of open mesh material made of wire, rope, rope or so on, often used to catch fish or other animals.

An open piece of mesh material that carries through a frame at the end of the handle is often used to catch fish, other aquatic animals or insects.

The structure is made up of a net supported by a frame that serves sports such as football and hockey.

An open piece of rope tied between two lines to divide the playing area into different sports such as tennis, badminton and volleyball.

A safety net.

Very revealing fabric with smooth fabric.

A system or process of selecting or recruiting someone.

A communication network or broadcast.

Integrated computer network.

Fish or land (fish or other animal) with a net.

Pure fishing in (the river)

Earn or receive as a network.

He fished with a golden net drawn from a rope made of purple and red thread.

Good fishermen make their nets with whale thread and needles.

The guide asks students to help collect soil and water samples and use nets to catch fish and other marine life.

He uses this material as a net.

Once these animals rot, the fishing nets can rise to the surface and the ghost fishing can resume.

Some fabrics come with fishing nets or paper fish, others with large wings or robotic pieces.

Materials used are bamboo, fishing nets, garden nets, glue, canvas, cloth line and spray paint.

The fishermen got up and pulled out the net in which the fish were hanging.

Sending (goods or services) to another country for sale.

Dissemination or introduction to other countries (ideas and beliefs)

Transmission (data) in a format that can be used by other programs.

Revenue from the sale of goods or services to other countries or similar sales.

Sales and shipments of goods or services to other countries.

Suitable for advanced export.

Exporting expensive services, the UK imports capital because the rising pound is a magnet for global bond investors.

These rules may make it impossible for your product to be exported to third country markets.

At that time, Britain exported industrial products and imported agricultural products.

Countries that export agricultural products (such as Hungary) import agricultural equipment.

He has had a successful career exporting products to Africa and has now written a book on the subject.

In 1998, the country exported 575 million worth of products.

Net exports are a measure of the country's total trade. The formula for net exports is simple: the total value of a country's exports of goods and services minus the value of all imported goods and services is equal to its net exports.

• A country's net exports are the total value of its exports minus the total value of its imports.
• A positive net export number indicates a trade surplus, while a negative number indicates a trade deficit.
• A lower exchange rate makes a country's exports more competitive, e.g.
• Countries with comparative advantage and access to natural resources are usually net exporters.
• Australia and Saudi Arabia are examples of net exporters.

A piece of wire, rope, rope or similar open mesh material that is often used to catch fish or other animals.

An open piece of mesh material carried through the frame at the end of the handle, often used to catch fish, other aquatic animals or insects.

A frame structure that rests on a frame and is intended for sports such as football and hockey.

The open piece is tied with a rope between two poles so that the playing area can be divided into different sports, such as tennis, badminton and volleyball.

Very visible weft with smooth fabric.

Fish or land (fish or other animals) with nets.

Running away from something designed to catch or treat you.

Earn or receive as net income (cash).

Include a net amount in the calculation, such as B. Tax to reduce the remaining amount to the net amount.

He caught fish with a golden net tied with a rope made of purple and red thread.

Good fishermen make their own nets out of whale thread and needles.

He uses this material a lot as a net.

Once these animals rot, fishing nets can rise to the surface and ghost fishing can resume.

Materials used include bamboo, fishing nets, garden nets, glue, canvas, clothing line and spray paint.

Many deep-sea animals, in addition to giant squid, appeared in fishing nets without being filmed in their natural environment.

Although I have spent most of my life in the Selby area, I have never seen so many fishermen pull shellfish, mussels and tuna nets out of the muddy waters of the Ovas River.

Small boats set off before dawn, usually in broken waves, to pick up nets, remove trapped animals, and repair broken nets.

Freight (goods or services) for sale to another country.

Spread or introduction (ideas and beliefs) to other countries.

Transmission (data) in a format that other programs can use.

Goods, goods or services sold abroad.

Proceeds from the sale of goods or services to other countries or from such sales.

Sell ​​and send goods or services to other countries.

High level suitable for export.

These rules can make it impossible for your product to be exported to third country markets.

At the time, the UK exported industrial products and imported agricultural products.

In 1998, the country exported products worth $ 575 million.

Agricultural products are exported all over the world, especially barley which is in great demand.

Many industrialized countries now only export more sophisticated machinery and more sophisticated goods.

Most of it is used by the national beer and distillery industry, which exports about 60,000 tons annually.

The remaining 2.17 million tonnes are exported to other continents or countries for recycling.

Last year, Irish companies exported more than 400 shipments of dual-use goods worth € 1.3 billion.

Irish companies export more services to the UK than any of the other 13 EU member states.