Sentence examples for established trading from inspiring English sources

The Portuguese, followed by the Spanish, established trading relations on the island early in the 16th century.

The IMF's world economic outlook suggested that Britain leaving the EU could do severe regional and global damage by disrupting established trading relationships.

The first Europeans in the Gambia River regions, the Portuguese, established trading stations in the late 1400s but abandoned them within a century.

During the weak rule of Sanda (Saanda; 1872 90), the Royal Niger Company established trading posts along the Benue River in Adamawa.

The North Saskatchewan River was a major conduit for the historic fur trade, which established trading posts near what is now Edmonton.

"The 20 hospitality staff at the company's outlet at Heathrow T5 were not included in the 2015 consultation because it was a new site without an established trading record.

On a second voyage (1598 99), they established trade with Madagascar.

In 1909 Great Britain established trade boards to set minimum-wage rates in certain trades and industries.

Leading university presses like Yale and Harvard as well as established trade houses have virtually ceased publishing psychoanalytic books.

In the course of the next four centuries, these hardy sailors established trade routes to the White Sea, visited Greenland (c.

It established trade relations not only with the states in the Malay Archipelago but also with China and India.