Sentence examples for element of trade from inspiring English sources

Obama said Warren was particularly wrong in criticising an element of trade deals called investor-state dispute settlement, or ISDS.

But it does have the ring of truth about it, for who would argue that there is not an implied element of trade in the dinner date, where an expensive meal is often the prelude to intimacy?" Yes, that too.

Salt was a fundamental element of trade, because sodium and chlorine are both essential to life and the combination is among the best preservatives and flavoring agents there is.

Another key element of trade treaties is a greater 'harmonization' of taxes and duties on alcoholic beverages [ 78].

As a consequence, studies using TTO to value health states may share the core element of trading length of life for quality of life, but can differ considerably on many other elements.

The economy of contemporary London has evolved continuously from the three complementary elements of trade, administration, and leisure.

In Lower Guinea, oil and coconut palms, rice, bananas, vegetables, salt, and fish are important elements of trade.

The White House would not say whom Mr. Bush had in mind, but it seemed clear that he meant Mr. Kerry, who had criticized the president for not enforcing key elements of trade accords, including the North American Free Trade Agreement.

Still, it is fairly surprising that in light of ongoing trade liberalization, including the setting of economic blocs, that free ports remain an active and even thriving element of global trade.

One particularly lucrative element of the trade will be in very young, male, dairy calves.

Whatever else the typographer works with, he works with type, the letter that is the basic element of his trade.