Sentence examples for build trade from inspiring English sources

And firms have been lamentably slow to build trade links with these fast-growing economies.

Josef Motzfeldt, Greenland's deputy premier, said his country must build trade and other ties with Canada and the United States.

This time round, he should drop the unconvincing claim that Japan has no territorial dispute with China, build trade ties with its neighbours, and foster student exchanges.

Chengdu was where British business would fly to and build trade links if only Heathrow was big enough, according to prominent backers of airport expansion.

Mr. Singh, in fact, had just finished a trip to Japan, Malaysia and Vietnam as part of India's "Look East" policy to build trade and diplomatic ties in the region.

TEL AVIV — Benjamin D. Gaon, an Israeli industrialist who tried to build trade links with the Arab world and who helped the Israeli economy move from its socialist roots toward privatization, died here on Saturday.

Sofia and other cities were modernized, railways were built, trade with European countries (especially Austria-Hungary and Germany) was rapidly developed, and laws encouraging local industry were passed.

When they had been married for seven years, Mrs. Borzacchiello started Creative Display Solutions, a company in Garden City, N.Y., that builds trade show displays.

And they built trade unions.

Unlike eastern Europe, which built trading links under communism, the Med countries barely trade with each other, so they lose the benefits of specialisation.

Their résumés include senior posts at R/GA, part of the Interpublic Group of Companies; Radar Entertainment; and the Jack Russell Group, which designs and builds trade-show exhibitions.