imports

It doesn't have namespaced imports, instead its imports effectively behave like includes (i.e.

Apply it as a tax to all fossil fuels and imports from countries without a comparable tax scheme.

My goal then was to remove programming language ceremony (imports, defs, etc.) and get to instant gratification.

You can find current generation consoles in local stores, with official imports instead of going to the grey market.

It would be great to see diagrams that show all imports—many states lack coal mines but still burn coal for generation.

Purchasing power matters for stuff within a country, but swiss people still have more money that they can spend on imports.

Much of the effect of any increased export prices would be offset by cheaper imports.

California doesn't burn coal in-state, but it still gets around 5%-7% [1] of its energy from coal via imports from five coal plants.

I wrote something on top -- it imports github and google code issues and google tasks into emacs org-mode.

There were limits on imports of various products like meat into Switzerland.

Everyone has experience with say, math profs with indecipherable accents, crappy Indian outsourcing firms, or the QA department that's entirely staffed with low-skill imports.

He seems to think Greece only imports iPhones and other luxuries.

Popular "craft" or "imports" seem to be around 10-15 (Anchor Steam is 14.2, Beck's is 9, Guiness is 14, Killian's is 14.8, etc.).

The submitted title ("Why GM cars don't have the quality of Japanese imports") doesn't seem to use language from the original source, so we changed it to use a sentence from the transcript.

Imports might be part of the picture, but VW's 45% of global staff that is employed in Germany will still draw German Euro paychecks.