Sentence examples for favoured trade from inspiring English sources
Mr Hagel supported the 1997 landmines treaty, which the Clinton administration opposed, and favoured trade with Cuba, as well as talks with Iran and North Korea when such ideas were taboo elsewhere.
At least that's what the Brexit minister, David Davis, promised in a piece for the Conservative Home blog in July: "I would expect the new prime minister on September 9th to immediately trigger a large round of global trade deals with all our most favoured trade partners.
Aesthetic reasons or, more probably, the greater availability of Baltic amber favoured trade with the Baltic area.
He also argues Labor should accept the merit of free trade agreements, such as the pact with South Korea, not as an article of faith left over from the Hawke/Keating economic policy orthodoxy, which favoured trade liberalisation – but for contemporary reasons.
In the face of allegations that money from China went into the Democratic Party's campaign coffers last year, congressional opposition to the annual renewal of China's favoured trading status is mounting.
Sceptics will say it confirms their suspicions that, for all the talk of helping its customers (Mr Blankfein used the words "client" or "clients" 56 times in his letter), Goldman puts its own interests, and those of favoured trading partners, first.
The Sharif government has already shelved plans to grant India a "most favoured nation" trade deal that would help to boost the very limited commerce between the two countries.
Poor rainfall made it hard to scratch out a living in farming; a long coastline favoured international trade.
Pakistan, hit by successive economic crises, is expected to grant India most favoured nation trade status later this year.
That wasn't a favoured deal.
True, Mr Clinton moved swiftly to squash the annual squabbling in Congress attached to China's "most favoured nation" trading status, but it is not entirely glib to say that much of the administration's foreign policy has seemed pretty improvised.
