Sentence examples for closed to trade from inspiring English sources

But that was a time when government ears were closed to trade union appeals.

Argentina was initially an open economy, then it closed to trade, and finally opened up again in recent years.

The borders were closed to trade.

If it passes, that would mean the entire West Coast would be closed to trade in ivory and other wildlife products.

With the exception of a tiny Dutch trading post called Dejima, a manmade island in the bay of Nagasaki, Japan was closed to trade with the west until 1855, so Americans were not introduced to Japanese goods on a grand scale until the Philadelphia Centennial Exposition in 1876.

Partly because Bolivia is fairly closed to trade, and partly because of rising public spending, the economy is set to grow by around 3% this year, the strongest performance in the region.But a lacklustre opposition, weakened after losing a two-year battle over the new constitution, also contributed to Mr Morales's victory.

"It looks like Ukraine has missed an opportunity to link itself closer to trade and the general Europeanizing influence that would come with an agreement with the EU," he said.

Due to the fact that there is no necessary relationship between both, only committees' closer to trade unions could have attended.

The Mets were never that close to trading Benson in a proposed deal with the Rangers.

He meant that his agents informed the Cubs, who came close to trading him to the Yankees in June, that he would not approve a trade anywhere but would finish the season in Chicago.

Martin: A big upgrade to the website that's close to trading out a Hyundai for a Mercedes Benz.