Sentence examples for facing trade from inspiring English sources

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.

The raid was seen as a response to a recommendation in Washington by the International Intellectual Property Alliance, a software and entertainment industry lobbying group, that Israel be placed on a United States government priority list of countries facing trade sanctions for the illegal copying of compact discs.

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

It highlights how the DSU system essentially provides respondent states with an option to violate trade rules for several years without facing trade retaliation.

The final section draws conclusions for the study of the new challenges facing trade unions nowadays and the potential roles of unions related to immigrants and immigrant integration in Europe.

Howard bolted quickly for Houston as a free agent and Gasol, after facing trade rumors for years and at last a free agent himself, headed for a more promising basketball climate in Chicago.

Through iterative learning, managers observe the complexities of cybersecurity and the power of feedback delays and learn effective methods for facing trade-offs and optimizing strategy developments.

The author argues that consumer choice under some cost constraints is a preferable mechanism for allocating resources because it better reflects individuals' subjective preferences, has a greater capacity for facing trade-offs realistically, and can better content with professional dominance of the resource allocation process.

Meanwhile, over the past year, middle-class people saw their (positive!) income gains wiped out by inflation anyway....the higher costs pose a threat to some US companies that are already facing trade-related tensions and a limited ability to raise prices to keep up with inflation.

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

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