Sentence examples for cross-border markets from inspiring English sources
Cross-border markets have been shut down, stripping vendors of their one source of income.
"Cross-border markets create a community of interest from which each member stands to benefit," he said.
Although Britain likes to lecture the world's tax havens on their need for transparency and reform, its own financial sector owes its modern success to the country's willingness to host an opaque, tax-evading capital market.Capital punishmentThe Eurobond market was the first big modern international capital market; in time it was followed by large cross-border markets in currencies and equities.
The same kind of uncertainty can be seen in many of the new cross-border markets for the trade of electricity, which have been introduced in recent decades.
The inbound cross-border markets is estimated to be 155 billion RMB ($25 billion) and is expected to grow to a whopping 1 trillion RMB ($164 billion) by the end of 2018, according to The China e-Business Research Center cited by Shenling.
"Having a few pan-European operators that are strong in the cross-border market would not necessarily be bad for competition," Ms. Kroes said.
The French withdrew it only for the Spanish to block the vote to make a point about Gibraltar, Britain's colony on the south coast of Spain.Other directives, designed to encourage the development of open and secure retail markets, would cover distance-selling and the cross-border marketing of collective investments, such as mutual funds.
Therefore, we recommend that European energy policy forms a stable, transparent regulatory framework with cross-border market coupling as an integral component.
To facilitate private investment in networks, Europe has developed a "Ten Step Plan" for a single, cross-border market for broadband that mimics our interstate, facilities-based broadband market.
In addition to current year production, the mission assessed that there were reasonably large in-country stocks of rice due to a generally sluggish domestic and cross-border market.
"It applies to cross-border energy markets and assets, to cross-border telecom and rail networks, and to the BBC".
