Sentence examples for ambitious trade from inspiring English sources

The administration has also set forth an increasingly ambitious trade policy.

Meanwhile both America and Europe have pursued ambitious trade deals with each other and non-Chinese Asia.

TTIP may be the most ambitious trade deal in the EU's history; little wonder it rubs some up the wrong way.

What is more puzzling is the seemingly suicidal behaviour of France in its readiness to kill the world's most ambitious trade negotiation before it begins.

Although all countries signed up for an "ambitious" trade round that would provide "significant market access", especially in agriculture, that goal looks increasingly elusive.

Mr. Obama, presumably, would not have put his imprimatur on such an ambitious trade agenda unless he were confident of success.

They agreed on a framework that could note, could lead to an ambitious trade-opening deal eventually.

Ambitious trading on this scale would require a prime broker –a bank or agent that could extend loans, clear trades and cover losses throughout the day.

Now, China is investing millions to turn this fishing hamlet into a booming new port, furthering an ambitious trading strategy in South Asia that is reshaping the region and forcing India to rethink relations with its neighbors.

If this proposal survives the policy process, it will create the most ambitious trading system ever implemented.

In announcing the decision to seek less-ambitious trade agreements with a group of relatively small economies, Robert B. Zoellick, the United States trade representative, tacitly confirmed the glacial pace of wider talks here this week aimed at creating a Free Trade Area of the Americas among 34 countries in the Western Hemisphere.