Sentence examples for bringing trade from inspiring English sources

When knowledge of this became public, 30 banks collapsed like dominoes across Europe, bringing trade to a standstill.

The old port is now used only by dhows and small craft, bringing trade from Arabia, the Persian Gulf, and India.

He also promised to take actions many economists believe would start a trade war with China, including introducing retaliatory tariffs, bringing trade cases against the country in the World Trade Organization and labeling China a currency manipulator.

Trump laid out a policy that included potentially pulling out of Nafta, immediately withdrawing from the TPP, and taking steps that might start a trade war with China that include introducing retaliatory tariffs, bringing trade cases against the country in the World Trade Organization and labeling Beijing a currency manipulator.

The J30 assemblies continue with this spirit in the lead up to 30 June with the intention to generalise the strikes across the UK, bringing trade unionists, students and unemployed workers together and making the case for a united show of force on 30 June.

Meanwhile, three other Intel employees have joined Broadcom, bringing trade secrets with them.

Russians living here see the EEU as a godsend, bringing trading opportunities and access to the Russian job market.

Gold exports generally brought trade with Australia into surplus.

"For example, we've brought trade cases against China at nearly twice the rate as the last administration.

By the 12th century the canal had brought trade and wealth to the town and water to the gardens.

We've brought trade cases against China at nearly twice the rate as the last administration –- and it's made a difference.