Sentence examples for conclusion of trade from inspiring English sources

The summit edged forward at a glacial pace on climate change, set a 2010 deadline for the conclusion of trade talks, expressed concern about the state of the global economy and concluded with a package of food aid denounced immediately as smoke and mirrors by aid agencies.

Mr President, the conclusion of trade negotiations between the European Union and Mexico, considered from a positive perspective, could mean a new and durable framework for the institutionalisation of political dialogue and cooperation, provided that this trade pact works to the benefit of both sides.

In an open letter released Friday, Ms. Tymoshenko wrote that she had accepted the offer to leave the country, though only for the sake of removing an obstacle to Ukraine's conclusion of the trade deal with the European Union.

Preferences for sugar could be eroded further by continued liberalization of agriculture trade in the WTO, the expected enlargement of the EU, as well as by the conclusion of free trade agreements between the EU and several Latin American and other countries.

But the conclusion of the trade center operation, as it was simply called, is hardly Fresh Kills' final act.

Europe's objective is to press for the conclusion of broader trade deals at regional level that would replace these awkward and controversial interim EPAs.

He then marched into Lhasa, the capital, with British troops and forced the conclusion of a trade treaty with the Dalai Lama, Tibet's ruler.

It underscored the continuing suspicions that have slowed the flow of normal relations and created difficulties in the conclusion of a trade accord that most economic analysts say would benefit both countries.

Prospects for a quick conclusion of the trade talks have also been clouded by the Bush administration's decision to invoke antidumping measures against foreign steel producers and by passage of an agriculture bill that grants $180 billion in subsidies to American farmers, who see Chilean fruit, wine and lumber producers as tough rivals.

The conclusion of a trade pact with the Soviet Union in February 1960 signaled the deepening of Cuba's relationship with Moscow, and in September Castro traveled to the United Nations, where he publicly embraced Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev and delivered a four-and-a-half-hour speech denouncing the United States.

At the conclusion of June 2005 trade meetings with China, a senior Bush administration official approached Holleyman.