Sentence examples for coordinate trading from inspiring English sources

The first is the "cooperative" approach, which lets countries coordinate trading among themselves, provided they follow accounting principles that pass muster with the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).

He's even suggested pulling out of the World Trade Organization, the global body that includes most countries around the world and helps coordinate trade disputes.

The Nasdaq itself has had no communications problems in coordinating trading, exchange officials said.

The trade representative, who runs the executive branch agency charged with negotiating trade agreements and coordinating trade policy with Congress, has carried cabinet rank since 1976.

The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade in the late 1940s launched the modern era of globalization by coordinating trade and lowering tariffs across multiple countries.

The Commission, which coordinates trade policy for the 28-member European Union, hopes to reach a deal to cut tariffs on industrial goods, and to make it easier to show products meet EU or U.S. standards.

We suggest setting up an independent organisation, which would coordinate energy trading, research and partnerships on a global scale.

Fatigued by Ramírez's petulance and concerned that his presence could damage them over the next two months, the Red Sox worked furiously to coordinate a trade that moved him to the other league and the opposite coast.

Because of the proximity of all these parties -- Jerusalem is an hour by car to Jericho, and Jericho is an hour by car to Jordan's capital, Amman -- it is essential that they coordinate on trade regulations, currency exchanges and other common economic problems so that they can get the most profit from their new openness toward one another while not complicating each other's economies.

In a bid to effectively implement TRIPS-related WTO agreements, an Inter-Institutional Committee (IIC) with five subcommittees on TRIPS was established to coordinate national trade policy.

The clearinghouse is found to be more efficient than bilateral negotiations in coordinating point nonpoint trading under uncertainty and transaction costs.