Sentence examples for erecting barriers from inspiring English sources

DOES it make sense for countries to punish one another for erecting barriers to trade by -- get this -- erecting more barriers to trade?

France is erecting barriers against the company's aggressive discounting.

Faith is about integration and building bridges, not about isolation and erecting barriers.

This country has a long and terrible tradition of erecting barriers to participation.

But the hypocrisy of erecting barriers to foreign investment while demanding open access to developing markets is self-evident.

Nor would cutting off the United States from the international economy by trashing trade agreements and erecting barriers to commerce.

He accused those in favor of erecting barriers of being un-American: "Slamming the door in the face of refugees would betray our deepest values.

Certainly, his No. 1 cause, erecting barriers to free trade, has been a constant feature of economic republicanism from the very beginning.

"The central purpose of the provision was not to empower the states to favor local liquor industries by erecting barriers to competition".

Government can help with this, too -- by establishing costly and elaborate licensing requirements, for example, or by erecting barriers at the shoreline.

Israel is not alone in erecting barriers: fences exist or are being built or are planned along other countries' borders, mostly to counter illegal immigration and drug smuggling.