Sentence examples for appropriate trade from inspiring English sources

Each play was assigned to an appropriate trade guild (the story of Noah and the Ark, for example, went to the shipwrights), which took over complete responsibility for the production.

Rich countries should be saying: we will help you to grow faster and to hold on to your best people through appropriate trade and aid policies; we will also agree not to lure away your most skilled people, so long as you agree to take back your illegal immigrants (which many countries don't).

Use the library and the Internet to find these appropriate trade associations.

I firmly believe that everyone should be a member of an appropriate trade union.

More than its volume, "what exports by which regime" is now important for making appropriate trade policies.

Innovations in information technology and institutional design may ameliorate many problems, while appropriate trade, industrial organization, science, and public infrastructure policies may also fortify the system.

Mr. Gephardt argued that that the repeal of the tax cut was an appropriate trade-off to finance the national health care plan he has made a central part of his campaign.

Rob Johnson, 21, a University of Iowa graduate who moved to Chicago to develop a smartphone app, said he considered it an appropriate trade-off in a post-9/11 world.

Our meeting with Morrison's reveals a company that we believe is now actually applying a more appropriate trading strategy than those of the Fresh Format days, but it is doing so from a position of weakness and is helping to create near industry chaos.

These assumptions allow achieving an appropriate trade-off between precision and computation time.

Therefore, we can reduce the energy depletion probability while balancing an appropriate trade-off in harvesting energy and transferring data.