Sentence examples for atlantic traded from inspiring English sources

[C5.] India as Global Health Care Provider More foreigners are visiting India for medical treatments [C6.] Accusations Over Aircraft Subsidies Trade negotiators on both sides of the Atlantic traded mostly barbs this week, as the dispute over aircraft subsidies turned caustic.

By the time of Julius Caesar they controlled all Atlantic trade to Britain.

The rise of maritime Europe after the middle ages was because of Atlantic trade.

The organization and financing of the Spanish Atlantic trade was largely in the hands of Genoese and South German merchants.

Salford was the inland terminus of the Manchester ship canal, connecting the first city of the industrial revolution with the port of Liverpool and the Atlantic trade beyond.

St. Helena lies in the path of cool South Atlantic trade winds, and its climate is temperate, with warm summers and only slightly cooler winters.

That of southern Brazil, northern Argentina and Paraguay, in particular, depends for rainfall on the moist Atlantic trade winds, which cross the Amazon basin and then are deflected southwards by the Andes.

They failed completely to prevent the Genoese from establishing a dominant position in the economy of Castile and, more especially, in the vital and rapidly expanding Atlantic trade of Sevilla.

In addition, the Atlantic trade pact offers Europe a hedge against political and economic isolation at a time when its traditional American ally will be expanding its commercial footprint in Asia.

While spatial distribution of PM10 was related to the distance from road traffic, temporal variation in PM10 appeared to be principally associated with presence of Sahara dust, delivered to the region by the North Atlantic Trade Winds.

On 13 December, two large French squadrons sailed from Brest under orders to operate against British Atlantic trade.