Sentence examples for aimed at trade from inspiring English sources

Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg insisted the proposals were not solely aimed at trade unions but would also include other groups, such as animal welfare campaigners, tactical voting groups, rural campaigners, religious groups and individuals, who "spend money to determine the outcome in particular constituencies".

That video came amid talks aimed at trading Schalit for about 1,000 Palestinians prisoners.

Based on [16], Brisbane et al. proposed another scheme [15], aiming at trading embedding capacity for embedding distortion.

Some overlap of the window tails of the succeeding symbols is allowed, thereby from link performance perspective, W-OFDM is aiming at trading off its robustness in the time domain (due to the relaxation of CP) for an improved robustness in the frequency domain.

Such regional trading blocks may be tolerable to other countries if constrained by an agreed set of multilateral trading rules aimed at liberalising trade everywhere.

The discussions this week are the latest round in trade talks begun in 2001 in Doha, Qatar, aimed at reducing trade barriers in goods as well as services.

They want this round, aimed at liberalising trade, to be launched at the Doha meeting in Qatar.A new trade round involves many more countries than those represented at Genoa.

In 2004 Cyprus proposed measures aimed at promoting trade with the Turkish Cypriots.

The Prime Minister will visit the two countries on a four day trip aimed at increasing trade with Britain.

The prime minister and Li were holding talks aimed at boosting trade links between Britain and the economic superpower.

Russia's president, Dmitry Medvedev, visited Venezuela and Brazil as part of a four-country Latin American tour aimed at increasing trade and his country's presence in the region.