Sentence examples for communications trade from inspiring English sources

A good way to enable this would be to create a public commission of immigration stakeholders from labor, business, communities and academia, such as we already have in communications, trade, banking and other areas.

Increasingly, shocks reverberate globally thanks to interconnectivity from communications, trade, financial systems and politics -- the Arab Spring and global financial crisis are two prominent examples.

The first modern wave of economic globalization began during the period of 1870 1914, marked by transportation expansion, record levels of migration, enhanced communications, trade expansion, and growth in capital transfers.

The absence of international recognition presents a serious impediment to NK's recovery, as it hinders international communications, trade and foreign assistance that countries emerging from war situations typically receive [ 12].

It is an important communications, trading, and industrial centre.

However, at Mr Lay's encouragement, Enron's flash young managers expanded rapidly into all sorts of businesses ranging from water to broadband communications trading—where it lost potfuls of money.

From the 1960s onwards, Wally Olins, who has died aged 83, was Britain's most articulate and effective proselytiser for the new commercial religion of branding, and for the profession of branding consultant, something to be distinguished from the familiar "marketing communications" trades such as advertising, PR and even design.

Enron had recently faced several serious operational challenges, namely logistical difficulties in operating a new broadband communications trading unit, and the losses from constructing the Dabhol Power project, a large power plant in India.

For example, the U.S. wireless-communications trade association C.T.I.A. estimates that as of December , 2012 there were over three hundred and twenty-six million wireless-subscriber connections, which use 2.3 trillion minutes of call time a year.

Rapid advancements in transport and communications grew trade.

"The scale of the challenge is reasonably well known," suggested Jones, director of communications at trade association the Food and Drink Federation.