Sentence examples for a quick trade from inspiring English sources

Mr Trump promised a quick trade deal with Britain.

"We're in the preservation-of-capital business, and I don't want to make a quick trade," Mr. Traynor said.

Franklin and his men were looking for the last section of the Northwest Passage, where British governments since the 16th century had hoped to find a quick trade route to the fabled wealth of east Asia.

Another was that many investors did not understand the expected distribution, or were seeking a quick trade in which they would sell Palm before the 3Com distribution was made.

So the difference persists, with the only people who own Palm being those who hope for a quick trade before the distribution or don't understand what is about to happen.

Kath Dalmeny, chief executive of Sustain, said the figures underscored concerns about future US-UK trade deals: "The US has already warned us that we will need to lower our food standards in exchange for a quick trade deal, but we need to fight this hard.

The Russian prime minister, Vladimir Putin, last week predicted that the route would soon rival the Suez canal as a quicker trade link from Europe to Asia.

There are two other factors that will drive the UK and the EU towards a quick free trade deal, pre- or post-Brexit.

"In reality, chlorinated chicken is so harmless that even the EU's own scientific advisers have declared that it is "of no safety concern". "Agreeing to US poultry imports would help to secure a quick US trade deal, and bring down costs for British households.

Brazil's president, Fernando Henrique Cardoso, showed no more enthusiasm for a quick free trade area than he has before.

Brazil is resistant to a quick free trade agreement, and succeeded in derailing Mr. Bush's hopes of setting a short deadline for completing the negotiations.