Sentence examples for contribution to trade from inspiring English sources
We are proud of the impact labor input has had on our negotiations and their positive contribution to trade policy over the years - including making labor standards fully enforceable". Trumka has warned that his organization will make the trade vote a litmus test in next year's congressional elections and that workers will punish Democrats who support the trade pact.
It has been revealed in this empirical work that predictability aspect of transparency and the increase in free trade agreement have a significant contribution to trade growth.
Despite the facilitative effect and the contribution to trade stability (Fernandes and Tang 2015), there is another strand of the literature insisting on the inefficiency of processing trade compared with ordinary trade.
And there were big majorities for all bar one of the other six referendums, including proposals to put judges and prosecutors into separate judicial career streams, to stop contributions to trade unions being automatically deducted through national insurance, and to end the state financing of political parties.
If the IRS were to follow up with additional rules limiting the amount of permissible political activity or requiring donor disclosure — as we think it should — donors are likely to shift their contributions to trade associations, where these IRS rules would not apply.
The analysis found that roughly one-third of the Fortune 300 companies voluntarily disclosed dues payments, grants or contributions to trade associations and other politically engaged nonprofits.
We're also worried about Wal-Mart's contributions to trade associations or other organizations that lobby indirectly on the company's behalf without disclosure.
A broader analysis by the Climate Investigations Center, which included Exxon Mobil's contributions to trade groups such as the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, pegged the company's donations to climate science deniers at $9.9 million between 2008 and 2015. .
One way companies receive a high score on the index is by adopting disclosure or restriction policies for contributions to trade associations and politically active 501(c)(4) social welfare nonprofits.
A broader analysis by the Climate Investigations Center, which included Exxon Mobil's contributions to trade groups such as the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, pegged the company's donations to climate science deniers at $9.9 million between 2008 and 2015.
