Sentence examples for first wave of trade from inspiring English sources

The first wave of trade liberalization involved industrial countries, and was largely over by 1980: The second wave involved the great opening of developing countries: This is still going on, but the major opening of Latin America, China, and India is already well behind us.

Harrington came to the Knicks in exchange for Jamal Crawford in the first wave of trades made in November by Donnie Walsh, then the team's new president.

Three years after Napster unleashed the first wave of music-trading over the Internet -- and a full year after the company was shut down by a court order -- the labels are coming to terms with the notion that Internet file-sharing is reshaping their business, and they must compete with piracy or risk losing a generation of customers.

The first wave of the crisis affected trading books, but the second wave will hit lending.

Paradoxically, foreign trade grew at a much faster rate during the protectionist phase of the first wave of globalization than during the free trade phase sparked by the United Kingdom.

The first wave of paper rained upon the city from the World Trade Center like death's disembodied proxy.

The expansion of trade was one of the key elements in this first wave of globalization, together with the boom in capital movements and in transoceanic migrations.

The first wave of antislavery would end with the abolition of the African slave trade by Britain and the United States in 1808 and the gradual emancipation laws of the North.

It helps us deal with the first wave of pain.

The first wave of officers in a new command will be in place at the World Trade Center when the site's memorial opens on Sept. 11, Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly said on Tuesday.

To do so, we examine the first wave of light-truck offshoring to Mexico that occurred due to substantially lower post-NAFTA trade barriers and a coincident increase in US demand for light trucks.