Sentence examples for counteract trade from inspiring English sources

In fact, a ban would allegedly counteract trade instead of facilitating it, by creating new obstacles that did not exist previously.

Catholic Relief Services conducts many programs in the country, including counteracting the trade in women and children and aiding those affected by floods and landslides.

The European Union had complained that United States provisions to counteract subsidized imports violated trade rules.

James S. O'Donnell remarked that the Soviets, then in an early stage of the Sino-Soviet split, may have also tried to demonstrate Soviet "generosity" in an effort to counteract the amount of trade Albania was conducting with the People's Republic of China.

So had the Yankees, but they wanted to act quickly to counteract the Boston Red Sox's trade for Pirates left-hander Scott Sauerbeck, and they acquired Jesse Orosco from the Padres last week.

Trade imbalances, without counteracting policies, create regional disparities and social imbalances, leading to an explosive fragmentation.

The Honduran Congress, for example, withdrew the country's membership in Chávez's Bolivarian Alliance for the Americas or ALBA, a group of left leaning countries intent on counteracting corporate-style U.S. free trade.

8 There are concerns that recent gains in tobacco control in South Africa may be reduced or even counteracted due to the illicit trade of cigarettes from neighbouring countries.

To counteract the resulting tendency toward an American trade surplus and foreign gold outflows, central banks throughout the world raised interest rates.

Horizontal bracing on the trade center's subterranean floors counteracted the force of the water of the Hudson River on the other side of the wall.

North Korea's reluctance to connect citizens to the web is counteracted by an acceptance that, as with trade, it needs to open itself up slightly if it is to continue to survive.