Sentence examples for extending trade from inspiring English sources

Not until the Germans concluded that the Pakistani floods were really grave did the EU take action (by extending trade concessions).

As a result, the poorest countries dug in their heels when it came to the other big controversial area: that of extending trade negotiations into the four new Singapore issues.

And in trying to uproot terrorism, perhaps we should think in new directions, like extending trade or, especially, trying to confront feelings of humiliation that may well be more explosive than poverty or illiteracy.

They will paint me as a friend of our enemies and the useful idiot of dictators, forgetting that, when John Major's government was extending trade guarantees to Saddam Hussein and Donald Rumsfeld was posing with him for the front page of Baghdad Gazette, I was implacably opposed to his tyranny.

Mr. Clinton also sought to link his message about America's long-term security with the imminent political question of extending trade preferences to China, saying Congress should realize that the vote on the issue next week will have deep implications for America's security.

But with supermarkets whingeing that profits could plummet because of business rates and the impact of the living wage, perhaps extending trading hours on Sunday will provide enough revenue to ensure that workers are treated fairly.

The organization has called on the administration to extend trade privileges to Myanmar.

A proposal to extend trade controls to red and pink corals was also voted down.

Mr. Obama was ready to move months ago, as long as Republicans agreed to extend trade adjustment benefits for jobless workers.

The narrow House vote last month to extend trade promotion authority to the president may be a hollow victory for proponents of free trade.

India would like to extend trade relations across South Asia, for example, a feat hard to achieve when neighbours are suspicious that the big brother next door is hostile.