Sentence examples for * trade distorting from inspiring English sources
She said: "If TTIP wants to be set the global 'golden' standards it should tackle production fossil fuel subsidies, a highly trade distorting instrument, in a legally binding chapter.
The European Union is reintroducing trade distorting subsidies.
"Import substitution subsidies are particularly harmful and inherently trade distorting, which is why they are expressly prohibited under W.T.O.
"Buy local" programmes, with their obvious benefits to fighting climate change, are generally considered discriminatory and trade distorting under free trade doctrine.
I have seen for myself the devastating effect of trade distorting subsidies, and of outdated tariffs - remnants of a long gone colonial age.
The extent to which the multifunctionality of agriculture can justify continuing domestic subsidies to farmers that may be trade distorting in their effects, has emerged as a key bone of contention in the current World Trade Organization (WTO) agriculture trade talks.
About 90percentt of our payments to farmers are now non-trade distorting.
A decade ago, over 90% of Europe's farm subsidies were highly trade-distorting.
The first objection would fall so long as income aids were decoupled from production, though they would need policing to ensure they were not trade-distorting.
Further effective disciplines are needed to ensure that domestic support measures are minimally trade-distorting.
It also lacked a pledge to reduce over time or to even cap the amount of aggregate subsidies, trade-distorting and non-trade-distorting, to farmers.
