Sentence examples for closer trading from inspiring English sources

In 1826 the quantity of sugar shipped from that island was 23,565 cwts., and in 1841 it had increased to 1,252,041 cwts. 2 and there we should find upwards of seven millions of free industrious people as consumers of our manufactures, living under the Dutch Government, which would only be too glad of an opportunity of entering into closer trading relations with us.

But the government is attempting to develop closer trading links with Brazil - seen as an emerging economic powerhouse.

EP: If in fact there is a desire on the part of some of the new accession countries to be more like the U.S. or at the very least, have closer trading ties with the U.S. could that encourage these new member countries to adopt even more stringent corporate governance systems, perhaps even U.S. stakeholder governance systems?

"If one accepts that the economic "raison d'etre" for Brexit was to free up the British economy, have scope for regulatory reform and form closer trading ties with the fast-growing parts of the world economy, then the Chequers' proposals (and subsequent ones were) clearly profoundly flawed.

The closer trading arrangements of the Ottawa Agreements would set the pattern for Australian-British trade relations until Britain's entry in the European Common Market in 1973.

Closer trading ties with the EU have been one of the big ambitions of Mr Poroshenko's presidency.

Can closer trade relations repair decades of distrust?

Dubai has traditionally had close trading ties with Iran, a short distance away across the Gulf.

Manda had close trading connections with the Persian Gulf with Sīrāf in particular.

Europe is the largest economy in the world and we have close trading relationships with other parts of the world.

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