Sentence examples for channel trade from inspiring English sources

Britain's entry into the European Economic Community (now the European Union) in 1973 greatly strengthened links between the southeastern section of the county and the Continent by increasing Channel trade.

But he said there might be little more that British and French authorities could do to ensure safety on the undersea system without hampering cross-channel trade and transportation.

This and a letter about regulating trade, written when the quarrel was over, provide evidence for the importance of cross-Channel trade, which was one reason for Offa's reform of the coinage.

It has a great mission, which is to shed light on the busy cross-Channel trade in aesthetic ideas -- based on friendships, artistic influence and the art market -- that stimulated both London and Paris in the late 19th century.

Emap is split into four divisions whose interests encompass radio and music TV channels, trade magazines, trade exhibitions and consumer magazines.

With public dissent growing, his response has been to stifle sources of independent thinking, be they private television channels, trade unions, the church or the schools and universities.

In the search for answers, or better-said opinions and predictions from reliable sources I turned to the European e-commerce and omni-channel trade association (EMOTA).

"In case of a hard-Brexit, which seems to me the most likely scenario, we will see serious disruptions in cross-channel trade since all products will have to pass customs, product conformity procedures and other disruptors.

With drivetrains being imported into the UK and many completed cars exported back to Europe, there's a risk costs could rise sharply if tariffs are introduced on cross-channel trade.

This "cross-channel" trade accounted for most of Ireland's trade.

There were many attacks on ships on the cross-channel trade.