Object

• ton: In the same time we exported 33,000 Tons of our own poultry back to them.

Converse of object

• ban: The UN bans all exports from Iraq except under the oil-for-food program.

• resume: The new proposals do not allow Iraq to resume normal exports.

Adjective modifier

• non-oil: These account for over half Singapore's manufacturing and 60 % of its non-oil exports.

• agricultural: The national economy is mainly dependent on three cash crops, which comprise 95 percent of the agricultural exports.

• Iraqi: The first Iraqi oil exports under UN Security Council resolution 986 began in December 1996.

Modifies a noun

• subsidy: Farm prices are now in free fall, driven down by export subsidies in rich countries.

• earning: Vanilla accounts for 10 per cent of Madagascar's export earnings.

• license: He also asked what guidelines or ethical criteria were applied to applications for export licenses.

• market: A country's success in ETS export markets can also be measured in jobs created.

• credit: Those who give bribes should be dealt with... Firms who bribe should be refused export credits " .

• control: Export control regimes are not explicitly mandated by the Treaty.

Noun used with modifier

• beef: We will continue to battle in the new parliament to ensure that the door is opened to Northern Ireland beef exports.

• arm: Their findings suggest that a more responsible approach to arms exports is not a question of economic loss versus moral gain.

• oil: Russia plans to expand its share of oil exports over the next 18 months.

• GIF: This menu button will only appear for GIF export.

Preposition: of

• beef: Exports of British beef to Europe and beyond have been banned for 19 months due to the outbreak.

• wool: In 1331 the export of unwashed wool was prohibited by King Edward III.

• currency: Currency restrictions: The import and export of local currency is prohibited.

• commodity: It was very near the value of the world's annual exports of all commodities.