Sentence examples for 2 trade from inspiring English sources
Detmer, who was acquired in a Sept. 2 trade with Cleveland, played under the new system in San Francisco and Green Bay, both times under Mornhinweg.
Some Bush advisers view the task of building a consensus for free trade as so essential that they considered selecting Richard W. Fisher, a Democrat who is the No. 2 trade official in the Clinton administration, for the top trade post.
2) Trade (TRAD-4) - Status of trade with Argentina, Brazil, Chile, and other countries in the region, including government positions on future opportunities, areas for expansion, and potential areas of conflict; the impact of MERCOSUR on Paraguay's trade and the Paraguayan government's assessment of its benefits, potential drawbacks, and future prospects.
The UK should ensure: 1) trade supports the growth of local economies in developing countries rather than simply becoming an exploitative process for western pockets - primarily through its own practices, but also through lobbying within the WTO, the EU and OECD organs; 2) trade relations are also based on supporting good governance and democratic freedoms and human rights.
Grain prices have stayed close to record levels, but coffee prices have fallen by 15% since the beginning of March on hopes of a bumper crop in Brazil.In this section Overview Output, prices and jobs The Economist commodity-price index (1) The Economist commodity-price index (2) Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates Markets Taxing wages Reprints.
America and Japan had thinner tax wedges than most other OECD countries.In this section Overview Output, prices and jobs The Economist commodity-price index (1) The Economist commodity-price index (2) Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates Markets Taxing wages Reprints.
The patterns of differentiation in larval developmental rate and efficiency in relation to temperature in the Lesjaskogsvatnet grayling supports findings in a number of other studies; this include 1) the relationship between temperature environment and individual growth rate [ 32] and development rate [ 33, 34], and 2) trade-offs between muscle growth and skeletal differentiation [ 22, 35- 37].
Challenges to apply spectral OCT to measure SaO2 levels are: 1) relatively low absorption of infrared light by oxy-/deoxy-hemoglobin (6% energy absorption through a 300 µm diameter blood vessel at the isobestic 800 nm wavelength); 2) trade-off between spectral and depth-resolved resolutions [ 13, 19]; and 3) high signal variability due to speckle interference effects.
I'll list them:1) Agricultural price supports.2) Trade restrictions.3) Output restrictions.4) Rent control (but then what would intro economics professors lecture about?).5) Wage, price, and interest rate controls.
But there is one important difference between the U.S. settlement and the deal with Hachette, the largest publisher in France and the No.2 trade publisher by sales worldwide, after Pearson.
