Sentence examples for concern for trade from inspiring English sources

The Statute of Acton Burnell (1283) and the Statute of Merchants (1285) showed practical concern for trade and merchants.

Berkeley, influenced by fear of a general Indian war, a sense of justice, a concern for trade with Native Americans, and a desire to avoid the costs of a major conflict, advocated a policy of caution.

Robin Byde at Cantor Fitzgerald said: Although this is an early warning and clearly a lot will depend on whether there is an eruption, wind patterns etc, investors will be concerned for trading and earnings.

The transboundary animal diseases (TAD:s) are also a concern for international trade [ 1, 2] and outbreaks of such diseases may cause enormous losses for society as a whole [ 3].

But amid world economic gloom and rising protectionism, there are surely more pressing concerns, even for trade negotiators.Apparently not.

Trillions of dollars are invested globally without concern for insider trading, yet the SEC continues to bring ridiculous enforcement actions as a proxy for investor confidence.

"It is deeply concerning for a trade union representing ambulance service workers to strike without making any concessions to patient safety".

"Industrial action in this form is certainly not in the best interests of patients, and it is deeply concerning for a trade union representing ambulance service workers to strike without making any concessions to patient safety".

The main provisions of the E-Commerce Directive show a concern for favoring free trade.

The concern for diplomats and trade ministers now is that Russia will interpret Britain's attempt to seek justice as a hostile act.

As stated in the 2002 Commission on the Future of Health in Canada, there is profound concern about the potential for trade agreements to unduly constrain future policy options and it is important for WTO members to ensure that efforts to liberalize trade do not override social policy objectives such as global health equity [ 10].