Sentence examples for around trade from inspiring English sources
CONVERSATIONS about South-East Asia's economic performance tend to revolve around trade.
"Exchange rates move rapidly and governments tend to negotiate regularly and quickly around trade agreements.
The EU and the US are unhappy with wording around trade, women's economic justice and climate change.
"Even 10 years ago it would have been unthinkable that ethics were such an important part of the dialogue around trade".
Like Hannan, Farage started out making a case for why Britain should leave the European Union – around trade and sovereignty and democracy – in the early 1990s.
Treacy said that "exceptionally poor trading together with shortfall on property proceeds and challenges around trade credit" had led to the downfall of BHS.
As many as 20m voter-identity cards are floating around, traded like football stickers or sold to the highest bidder.
Outside Ghassan's shop, local kids slouch around, trading quips and selling the occasional Palestine flag bracelet to foreigners.
"All of the others recognise London as a trading entity, based around trading centres.
"My conversations with Mr Chappell regarding BHS principally revolved around trading and working capital challenges.
Elsewhere, Mr Lewis said Tesco is struggling in Hungary and South Korea due to new regulations in those countries around trading rules.
