Sentence examples for bypass trade from inspiring English sources
Anglo-American also published stories based on imported American scripts bought from Fawcett Publications, with fresh artwork by Canadians to bypass trade restrictions.
The main changes reduce payouts for laid-off workers and allow small- and medium-sized companies, which employ more than half the French workforce, to bypass powerful trade unions and negotiate directly with employees over working conditions.
But General Manager Theo Epstein said the Red Sox "couldn't live with" themselves if they bypassed the trade and it turned out that Stanton could have been helpful for even one appearance.
Bypassing the trade associations of the industry that will tell you they cannot get to this because they are too busy dealing with carbon offset quotas and other what not, here's the one question you need to ask your local power company.
try to use other methods of bypassing the trade limit.
Do not try to use other methods of bypassing the trade limit.
Such exports allow Malawi to bypass the formal trade facilitation challenges (from the World Trade Organisation) that so hamper exports.
These findings underscore the role that computer-based assessment of physical function with the PROMIS physical function item bank could play in bypassing the trade-off between measurement precision and burdensomeness to patients that necessarily exists when using fixed length tests.
Absorbed in a book, I boarded the wrong train and bypassed the World Trade Center stop, ending up farther east.
When he bypassed the World Trade Organization last week to slap tariffs on some $60 billion in Chinese imports, Mr. Trump reinforced his scorn for multilateralism as the province of weak-kneed sentimentalists.
1513 54) under the Songhai askias ("emperors"), Katsina became the chief trans-Saharan caravan centre of the Hausa states from the late 16th century and remained so until about 1815, when it was surpassed by Kano and bypassed by new trade routes running south to the Gulf of Guinea coast.
