Sentence examples for create a trade from inspiring English sources
Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Russia have signed preliminary agreements to create a trade alliance, and have invited Ukraine to participate.
While these policy debates rumble on, the UK is scrambling to create a trade department from scratch.
San Antonio officials hope the new truck rules will help them create a trade corridor with Monterrey, the industrial center of Mexico, essentially bypassing Laredo.
Increased export incentives by China have the potential to create a trade issue for President-elect Barack Obama, particularly regarding textiles.
The Trans-Pacific Partnership and its nascent trans-Atlantic counterpart have the ability to create a trade, investment and regulatory framework to establish free market principles as the bedrock of 21st-century global economics and get beyond the deadlock of the need for universalism in the World Trade Organization.
New figures show that the bilateral deficit jumped by a quarter last year, to reach a record $202 billion.In the House, one group of Democrats wants to create a trade enforcement office in Congress, allowing lawmakers, rather than the administration, to issue indictments of America's trading partners.
In February, Barnet built on an existing Almo to create a trading company to manage housing and adult social care.
They soundly defeated Proposition 23, an oil-industry-sponsored measure to gut the state's landmark global warming law that will set strict limits on greenhouse gas emissions and create a trading system for pollution permits.
"You can create a trading strategy that overnight makes lots of money, and it can take months or years to find out whether it is real money or luck or excessive risk-taking," Philippon explained.
The agency was seeking to create a trading system in which the states could buy and sell pollution credits, with the actual work being done in the places where it was easiest to do it.
In 1802 Jefferson read MacKenzie's account, which concluded by urging Britain to assume control of the Columbia river and the Pacific north-west and create a trading empire stretching across Canada.
