Sentence examples for destination of trade from inspiring English sources

As this section describes, emerging partners are now a major source and destination of trade with and investment in Sub-Saharan African countries, and this trend is most likely to accelerate in the coming years (Harry G. Broadman 2007 84).

Emerging partners are now a major source and destination of trade with and investment in Sub-Saharan African countries, and this trend is most likely to accelerate in the coming years.

The assembling of tablets and sealings bearing the impressions of private seals can contribute to the reconstruction of business archives and the destinations of traded goods, thus providing valuable material for economic analysis, and far-flung trade contacts can be deduced from foreign seals in excavations (e.g., Indus Valley seals in Babylonia).

Senegal has not significantly diversified the destination of its trade flows during the last ten years.

In particular, the Philippines, which just secured the guarantee of a 1.5 million tonnes supply from Viet Nam, is anticipated to emerge in 2008 as the most important destination of rice trade.

Most people in the coastal region, however, are of predominantly African ancestry, since that region was the main destination of the slave trade to Brazil.

The Bulls historically rarely make big mid-season splashes, and seem the least likely trade destination of the three.

If some of the latter is displaced to other modes or domestic destinations, we could live with that given our negative balance of trade in tourism.

Similar to the model specification of Tinbergen's gravity model of trade (Tinbergen 1962), the base gravity model of immigration includes population of the sending and destination country.

Co-owner Godfroy hopes the vast space will become as much of a destination as Rough Trade East, the Brick Lane institution that opened in London in 2007.

An important feature of the ICGE model is the ability to explicit model the costs of moving products based on origin destination pairs according to the allocation of trade margins.