Sentence examples for concluded trade from inspiring English sources
Singapore has already concluded trade agreements with Japan, Australia, New Zealand and America.This divergence over trade pacts points to a deeper rift within ASEAN.
BERLIN — Wrapping up a five-day visit to Europe, Prime Minister Wen Jiabao of China concluded trade deals in Germany worth several billion euros, including a contract to purchase 88 Airbus A320 aircraft.
The British diplomats who concluded trade treaties with Radama recognized him as the "ruler of Madagascar", a position he and his successors claimed despite never managing to impose their authority over the larger portion of the island's south.
Implementation has often been found wanting, as with its difficulty in concluding trade and security agreements.
The benefits of concluding trade deals are certain and accrue in the short term.
Trade-promotion authority, the negotiating mandate necessary for the White House to conclude trade deals, would expire on June 30th and would not be renewed.
Chinese officials, concluding trade talks in the coastal city of Hangzhou, noted that the United States had relaxed restrictions on imports of Chinese poultry products.
He stressed the importance of concluding the Doha round of global trade talks and explicitly asked Congress to extend trade-promotion authority (TPA), the negotiating mandate that presidents must have to conclude trade deals, which expires on June 30th.
"The U.S. has been notably absent on trade and investment liberalization efforts while the European Union and Canada have moved vigorously to conclude trade deals," said Daniel M. Price, who worked on trade and international economics during both Bush presidencies.
Mr. Kirk, the trade ambassador who believes the United States can't "sit on the sidelines as others lower tariffs and conclude trade deals," nevertheless says the political climate has to improve.
And as the economy slows, the White House might then find it harder to hold off protectionist pressure from Capitol Hill.The most obvious casualty would be "trade promotion authority" (TPA, or "fast track"), the negotiating licence that the White House uses to conclude trade deals.
