Sentence examples for allowed for trade from inspiring English sources

Last year, even as Beijing promised to implement United Nations sanctions punishing North Korea for its nuclear program, Chinese imports of North Korean coal actually increased year-over-year, due to a loophole that allowed for trade for "livelihood" purposes.

The roads also allowed for trade caravans to move easily between areas of production and consumption, creating better distribution of risk and increasing wealth.

However, John also refused to breach the Treaty of Windsor with Portugal's oldest ally, so he allowed for trade to continue and maintained secret diplomatic relations with the British.

Mosques could perhaps be seen as original social enterprises: Mosques have always had shops and other facilities in the lower floors which allowed for trading, and in some cases the rent from the retail outlets would pay for the upkeep of the mosque.

A "soft" border between north and south allowing for trade and the easy movement of people would benefit all Sudanese.

In this paper, we consider the use of green certificates to reach the renewable targets and we analyze the potential for cost reductions by allowing for trade in green certificates across member states.

The same might be said of all CGE trade exercises: because the underlying model does not allow for trade imbalances, it is necessary either to introduce them by some ad hoc procedure or to represent the world by an approximate version in which trade is balanced.

"With a solid business environment, supportive policies and the right outcome from Brexit negotiations allowing for trade and ongoing access to skilled workers, manufacturers should be able to overcome the risks, reap future growth rewards and get their business confidence back on track," it added.

Last week the EU's chief negotiator Michel Barnier told May, in effect, that a deal was there for the taking if she would accept some form of customs union arrangement that would allow for trade to operate without friction between Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK.

The road is a vital route between the two countries allowing for trade to move between the nations.

Starting from a simple two markets model, and allowing for trade and storage, the identification problem may occur if the unobserved demand shocks are positively correlated with change in stock and exports.