Sentence examples for declared trade from inspiring English sources

The Vietnamese, after doing well enough to capture a fair share of the American market, have been declared trade violators deserving permanent, prohibitive tariffs by the United States International Trade Commission.

This first happened when Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross negotiated a steel capacity deal last summer; then it happened again in May when a top Chinese envoy visited Washington and Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin declared trade peace in our time.

The reason I'm hesitating a bit before simply declaring trade the culprit is the issue of causation, and the related issue of whether those deficits are likely to persist.

As for literature, the mind-set that turns the canon into a bunker in order to defend one dialect of English is the same mind-set that closes borders, enacts tariffs and declares trade wars to protect its precious commodities and its besieged whiteness.

Malaysia as ASEAN chair in 2015 had to be firmer with Myanmar while persuading other member countries to declare trade sanctions if the situation worsened.61 However, this critical juncture may also lead to improved cooperation at regional level as a basic foundation for a global approach.

I approached the present-day stock exchange – now just a central supervisory office next to St Paul's Cathedral, as trading is done remotely from banks' trading floors – for an interview and to observe the official start of trading at 8am (a visiting dignitary is sometimes allowed to sound the bell that declares trading open).

The latest call came from Egypt's Grand Mufti Shawki Allam, who issued an official fatwah Monday, declaring trading in Bitcoin to be the equivalent of "gambling," which is forbidden in Islam, "due to its direct responsibility in financial ruin for individuals," Egypt's Ahram reported.

Trade experts declared the trade talks dead and fretted about the future of the multilateral system.

In May, President Bush declared free trade a "moral imperative," and the United States trade representative, Robert Zoellick, promoted the idea on a subsequent swing through Europe.

As G-20 leaders have repeatedly declared, open trade remains central to global recovery.

In December, Europe's highest court declared that trade of agricultural and fishery products originating from Western Sahara was illegal.