Sentence examples for chapters of trade from inspiring English sources

For example, corporations including ExxonMobil, Chevron and Occidental have used rules in the investment chapters of trade pacts and bilateral investment treaties to bring more than 600 investor-state cases against nearly 100 governments.

Darwin's lucid chapter on trade reveals how all of these dealings in all of these far-flung outposts ultimately found their way back to enrich the center: "To the empire colored red on the map," the City of London "had added an empire glued together by debt and defended by gold".

So given the complete lack of environmental enforcement with the U.S.-Peru trade deal, it seems completely reasonable -- and in fact necessary -- to question the assertions that having rules in an environment chapter of a trade pact -- a trade pact like the TPP -- will lead to any meaningful change on the ground.

The chapter on trade is less satisfying.

Tom K. Kenville, chairman of the North Dakota chapter of the trade association, Unmanned Applications Institute, International, said such bans would discourage technological progress.

The hearing was the latest chapter of the trading debacle, which has drawn new cries from lawmakers for tougher oversight of the nation's banks and spurred wide-ranging inquiries by regulators and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

The hearing on Wednesday was the latest chapter of the trading debacle, which has stained the bank's reputation and prompted wide-ranging inquiries from regulators and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

The groups based their conclusions on drafts of select chapters of the 12-nation trade deal, which were leaked over the course of the past year.

The publication follows a high-profile leak by Greenpeace earlier this month of a trove of chapters of the proposed Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) between the United States and Europe.

WASHINGTON -- WikiLeaks on Wednesday published a critical chapter of an international trade deal the United States is currently negotiating with 11 Pacific nations.

The focus of our chapter is on the role of trade policies, how they distort relative prices and how they affect trade volumes and trade patterns.