Sentence examples for enhancing trade from inspiring English sources

At the time, French leaders expressed the hope that the euro would strengthen Europe politically by enhancing trade without the complexities of currency conversions, and by becoming a counterweight to the dollar.

"This change is manifested in China's relationship with emerging markets and developing countries, which is essentially based on forging and enhancing trade linkages and securing new markets for Chinese investment".

"A long-term strategic assessment is required, including the consideration to replace DfID with a department for international trade and development in order to enable the UK to focus on enhancing trade with the developing world and seek out new investment opportunities in the global race," she said.

As well, an industrial base was established as a way of enhancing trade competitiveness.

Major findings of this study seem to suggest an increasingly important role played by the service sectors in enhancing trade in value added.

The service sectors seem to have played an increasingly important role in enhancing trade in value added in the West Pacific.

B8 OPPOSING TRADE PLAN -- The House Democratic leader took a stand against a measure giving President Bush enhanced trade authority.

In contrast, Rwanda has taken some bold steps to encourage tourism from neighboring countries and enhance trade and economic opportunity.

A seaport in Gaza, once built, should enhance trade; in the short term, it will certainly create jobs.

The closer ties could enhance trade and help integrate Myanmar into regional alliances sympathetic to the West.

The prospects that Congress would give President Bush enhanced trade authority received a blow today when Representative Richard A. Gephardt of Missouri, the House Democratic leader, said he would lead the charge against the measure.