Sentence examples for documentation of trade from inspiring English sources

"Trade has proven to be a threat to many corals, and there needs to be a high level of accountability and documentation of trade, including aquaculture," she said.

The earliest known documentation of Finnish trade in horses, both as imports and exports, dates to 1299, when Pope Gregory IX sent a letter of reprimand to the merchants of Gotland, who were selling horses to the non-Christianized Finns.

The curator also included paintings directly related to the Near East or Middle East, like "The Dutch Embassy to Isfahan, Persia," by Jan Baptist Weenix from 1658-59, a rare documentation of the important international trade with what is now Iran.

Much quieter, Mr. Vitiello's documentation of the creaking of the World Trade Center, made in his studio there as Hurricane Floyd passed through the city in 1999, has been converted by history into an eerie relic.

Removal of trade barriers.

But for Southport, that is a reasonable trade-off for its documentation of the local scene.

Canadian officials have strenuously opposed Congressional efforts to require documentation of each entry and exit, saying such controls would disrupt travel and trade.

Indeed, some of these claims appear to be contradicted by existing studies — for example, documentation of detouring in jumping spiders (Jackson and Wilcox 2003) and work by Elwood and Appel(2009) that shows motivational trade-off behavior in hermit crabs.

Documentation of lineage?

Documentation of all disciplinary decisions.

Documentation of Sept. 11 will be unprecedented.