Sentence examples for connected trade from inspiring English sources

In a briefing note, risk management firm Russell Group said international data regulation could "blow the lid off global digitally connected trade".

Qualitative research examining organized crime groups, with an emphasis on drug trafficking activity, finds varying group structure within a loosely connected trade network.

Contrary to media inspired conceptualizations of organized crime, qualitative research investigating the configuration of drug trafficking organizations finds varying group structures within a loosely connected trade network (for a review of some of this literature see Natarajan and Hough 2000).

Connecting trade unions to the community: Promoting employment for individuals with mental health conditions.

And sure enough, there is research connecting trade to both the productivity and wage gaps between firms.

To integrate the different know-how of a collaborative project, the parameter management is done by graphonumerical parameters (GNP) which dynamically connect trade knowledge to PLM applications.

"Ebola spreads rapidly, and this outbreak is in an area where people connect, trade and travel – an environment ripe for spreading disease," he said.

- Realising local needs and providing for them within the borders of the state in isolated safe zones and connecting trade routes inside the state through principal centres and beneficiary wings.

The London office of eporta a booming British business that connects trade buyers and designers is a testament to the $700 billion design and furniture industry it's powering.

The Silk Road, connecting trade centers across Asia and Europe, came under the sole rule of the Mongol Empire.

Today, the Canal services 144 transportation routes from every corner of the globe, connecting trade arteries and creating efficiencies for shippers and container companies, alike.