Sentence examples for enforcing trading from inspiring English sources

These countries had found a means of both raising capital and enforcing trading rights through the medium of the joint-stock company.

The review is to be accompanied by new guidance to local authorities on enforcing trading standards legislation against shops selling the new psychoactive substances.

"The solution is a combination of opening more markets and enforcing trade laws".

"Our view is that enforcing trade laws is not protectionism," said one senior White House official, who refused to be identified.

EconLog's Arnold Kling has an excellent post on this theme:Imagine (cue John Lennon) that there were no nations--in fact, no governments capable of enforcing trade restrictions.

A more effective role for government, Mr. Scott said, would be in leveling the playing field internationally by enforcing trade agreements and requiring labor standards from trade partners.

Susan C. Schwab, the new top United States trade official, said yesterday that enforcing trade agreements with China and other countries would be a top priority.

The Cole had been scheduled to join an American flotilla enforcing trade sanctions on Iraq that were imposed after its invasion of Kuwait in 1990.

James J. Jochum, an assistant secretary of commerce, said in a telephone news conference that the ruling showed that the administration was "very aggressive in enforcing trade laws".

After more than a year of blockade duty enforcing trade neutrality between the United States and Germany, they were tied up to act as barracks and depot ships on their respective coasts.

Writ of assistance, in English and American colonial history, a general search warrant issued by superior provincial courts to assist the British government in enforcing trade and navigation laws.