The phrase "amber box" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a box that is colored amber or has an amber-like appearance, often in contexts related to packaging, design, or art.
Example: "The artist chose to display her latest sculpture inside an elegant amber box that complemented the warm tones of the piece."
Alternatives: "golden box" or "honey-colored box".
"Amber box" measures are those that distort trade most severely.
So a "peace clause" that would temporarily suspend WTO actions against countries that exceed their amber box limit is being suggested as a fallback negotiating strategy.
Under WTO rules, however, if governments pay farmers at rates that are even slightly above market prices when they are stockpiling food, those payments count toward the country's 10% amber box ceiling.
The PSE covers all transfers to farmers from agricultural policies, whereas the AMS covers only domestic policies in the "amber box" category and excludes production-limiting policies ("blue box"), policies that are minimally trade-distorting ("green box") and a de minimis level of trade-distorting policies.
It all started when founder Amber Venz Box, personal shopper and jewelry maker, was running her own style blog.
"'Liking' has become transactional, but taking a screenshot is the most personal form of curation and it is the strongest indicator of purchase intent," explained Amber Venz Box, President and co-founder of rewardStyle.
Even the prices at Sally Bell's seem preserved in amber: a standard boxed lunch, with a sandwich, a cupcake, potato or macaroni salad, half a deviled egg and a pecan-cheese wafer, is $5.30.
Hauser & Wirth Somerset, Sat to 31 Jan OB As New York became the centre of the 1960s and 70s art world with abstract expressionism and pop, artists on the east coast had different adventures, represented here by Larry Bell's Cube #15 (Amber) – a translucent plastic box full of thin air – and Robert Irwin, whose white disc nearly disappears into the gallery wall.
I suspect Martin does not have the kind of dinner party that I throw in mind when he speaks about them; to me, a dinner party is when I have ten people over for a one-pot stew accompanied by an ailing salad, with the expectation that we'll all have two bottles of Blossom Hill and a box of Amber Leaf each.
All now preserved in boxed-set amber.
It looks gorgeous, like a jewel box shimmering in amber candlelight.
