Sentence examples for concessionary trade from inspiring English sources

Various Central American, Caribbean and Andean countries can already send ethanol to America tariff-free, toanks to concessionary trade agreements.

The Brazilian sugar cane technology transfer will permit various Central American countries, such as Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Panama, several Caribbean countries, and various Andean Countries tariff-free trade with the U.S. thanks to existing concessionary trade agreements.

The White House is wrongly pushing hard to get China into the World Trade Organization on concessionary terms.

Pledging over $1.8 billion in grants and concessionary loans and favorable new trade terms with the EU, the one catch was that Jordan had to provide 200,000 work permits to Syrians in Jordan.

Bus travel in England has declined 6.2% from 2008/9, the year that free concessionary travel was introduced.

By cutting support for concessionary travel, government is harming older and disabled passengers, while threatening the viability of coach services.

It created a powerful base in California through democratic rank-and-file trade unionism and refused to give into concessionary deals when other nurses unions in California were.

French occupation of the Gabon interior brought little opposition, but interference with trade and such exactions as head taxes, labour taxes for public projects, and forced labour provoked considerable resistance, as did the French policy from 1898 to 1914 of developing the economy through monopolistic concessionary companies, which devastated settlement, agricultural production, and trade.

But concessionary oil sales are a familiar tradition in Latin America.

Around a third of our students were already paying concessionary fees.

Instead they declare enthusiasms such as curbside paper collection, library reorganisation and concessionary bus fares.