Sentence examples for economic interaction between from inspiring English sources

We will support growing economic interaction between the business communities of our two countries and people-to-people and cultural contacts and exchanges.

Earlier Japanese concerns that these countries would become competitors with Japan for the U.S. market faded as economic interaction between them created a highly dynamic economic region.

Greenspan, however, cautioned that the global economy is essentially in uncharted waters given the unprecedented level of economic interaction between countries and thus any forecast of where the trade deficit is headed could prove to be wrong.

The 1997 and 2003 sanctions have reduced the level of economic interaction between the U.S. and Myanmar to an insignificant level, and the junta has had enough time to shift its trade flows and assets to other countries.

It is proposed that Celticisation of Ireland may have been the culmination of a long process of social and economic interaction between Ireland and Britain and adjacent parts of Continental Europe.

As a recent book by Andrew Small ("The China-Pakistan Axis") makes clear, economic interactions between China and Pakistan have a history of ending in disappointment.

The proposed model is suitable to model the physical and economic interactions between gas and power systems, and only local electricity and gas demands are considered.

By modelling the physical and economic interactions between gas and electricity, the optimal connection approaches for gas reserves can be determined while identifying the bottlenecks in transmission.

Moreover, although the geographic separation of family members resulting from the population flow has not weakened economic interactions between family members, their support for each other in daily life has definitely been restricted.

Nevertheless, the unbalanced political-economic interaction between the two countries instils the fear that this relief is only temporary.In mid-1999, the BOJ is desperately trying to hold the exchange rate down to around 120 yen to the dollar close to current purchasing-power parity (PPP) with the United States and surrounding East Asian countries.

We know that roads, railways and telephone wires connect those cities, but we gain little sense of the social, political and economic interactions within and between cities that define a functioning society".