Sentence examples for commercial contact from inspiring English sources

South Korea has shut the Kaesong industrial complex – the last inter-Korean joint venture left from the "sunshine" era of greater political and commercial contact.

Fillmore was the first president to open up trade with Japan, sending a fleet under Commodore Matthew Perry on a mission to make diplomatic and commercial contact.

Thus a government that has hampered both human and commercial contact with China now seeks to make up some lost ground through a supine attitude towards the recent upsurge in mass repression.

The mid-3rd century-bce Zenon papyri, which contain the correspondence of the business manager of a high Ptolemaic official, present a picture of a wealthy Jew, Tobiah, who through commercial contact with the Ptolemies acquired a veneer of Hellenism, to judge at least from the pagan and religious expressions in his Greek letters.

The information received helped the ICO identify those companies abusing UK regulations on commercial contact.

To study the wetting behaviour of material surfaces, commercial contact angle analysers are generally employed.

One result of such widespread commercial contacts is that certain currencies acquired special international preeminence.

After making commercial contacts in the North, Mr. Chow's father moved the family to Forest Hills, Queens, in 1947.

Mr. Clinton said earlier this year that such efforts were fruitless and that eventually, the openness spawned by increased commercial contacts would undermine the Communist Party's power.

Both assaults were repelled, and Romanus I set about breaking down the hostility and isolationism of the Russians by diplomatic and commercial contacts.

It is likely that Urartian and other western Asian influences visible in the art of the Greeks and the Italian Etruscans were the result of such commercial contacts.