Sentence examples for faced trade from inspiring English sources

He mounted only a halfhearted defense of his young teammates as they faced trade rumors.

That would be South Africa, which was driven to make liquids from coal in the days when its apartheid regime faced trade sanctions and the country could not import oil.

Already Myanmar has lost a major comparative advantage (white spot disease status) due to ill-advised imports, and one report suggests Myanmar has faced trade problems of white spot in consignment of prawn/ shrimp exported to one market.

But I never faced trade-offs this extreme.

Brosius, who had made his 20th error of the season, jogged off the field stone faced, trading intensive high-fives.

All sites adopting the software systems faced trade-offs between standardisation and localisation.

The United States could face trade restrictions beginning in the 2030s if the United States does not agree to the provision.

But labor federation officials argue that protections of labor rights will not have teeth unless countries face trade sanctions.

In 2000, President Clinton issued an executive order pledging that sub-Saharan African countries would not face trade sanctions for laws promoting access to AIDS medicines.

TPP eliminates language in past trade pacts that authorized the U.S. to protect its own national security interests even if they violated trade pact rules, and to do so without facing trade sanctions.

And facing trade sanctions from Washington is a bad place to be when your economy is in the toilet.