Most services can be exported or imported freely, though there are some restrictions, eg on technologies with potential military applications.

Your Ukranian film, Guyanese print edition, or Ghanian translation can be freely exported within the developing world, but can't be sent back to the rich world, where my paying customers are.

Rolston declared both scenarios "competently presented and playable", saying their primary appeal comes from three very good ideas that he felt could be freely exported into other scenario and adventure settings.

Under the 1963 trade embargo, Bibles and food may be freely exported, but other humanitarian aid requires an export license.

The substantial growth in manufacturing during this period has been attributed to the government's establishment of free trade zones, where any goods brought in would not be subject to customs duties, and goods could be freely exported abroad or transferred to another free trade zone.

The form of D.E.S. that was broken uses a 56-bit key, far more secure than the 40-bit keys that the Government allows to be freely exported.

The new policy marks the first time the West has allowed personal computers to be exported freely to the Soviet bloc.

The loosening of controls will mark the first time that the West has allowed ordinary personal computers, of the type commonly used in offices and homes for the last seven years, to be exported freely to the Soviet Union without export licenses.

Drill bits, machine tools and other goods are now freely exported by West Germany, Japan and other industrial nations, while similar products from this country are subject to extensive licensing procedures.

It was previously thought that upon release of glucagon from the pancreas, glucagon receptors cause a phosphorylation cascade that activates hormone-sensitive lipase, causing the breakdown of the stored fat to fatty acids, which are exported into the blood and bound to albumin, and glycerol, which is exported into the blood freely.