Sentence examples for flag trade from inspiring English sources

The flag trade association mostly focuses on promoting and properly labeling American-made flags.

It expects neighbouring Pacific Island countries to suffer a knock-on effect from flagging trade, investment and aid.Mr Hockey offered his own unhappy forecast.

But now developers are waving white flags, trading in outré amenities for well-executed must-haves and quality construction.

On July 25, just after Cedar Fair's warning, 3.77 million shares of Six Flags traded hands, and the stock fell to a 52-week low of $13.93.

But his penetrating desire to win this year puts Alderson in no hurry to make so-called white-flag trades, and any potential deal that would adversely affect the 2011 Mets will not be taken lightly.

Meanwhile, it bears noting that in recent years Japan has contributed much more to Europe's security, largely through aid to the Balkans, than Europe has to East Asia's.North Korea is not the only place in Asia where Europe's flag follows trade, rather than vice versa.

But this was not achieved with "flag before trade".

It has grown largely by marrying its natural advantages to the opportunities offered by globalization rather than putting the "flag before trade".

To a meeting in Manchester, Cobden expressed confidence that "Manchester ... will tell Mr Chamberlain that it is still loyal to our old flag: free trade, peace and goodwill among nations".

"Computers flag the trading," he said, "and if there is company news over the next few weeks or months, the trading will be deemed suspicious and the S.E.C. might start a preliminary investigation".

Leading the protest march were flag-waving trade unionists with the communist-aligned Pame party followed by private and public sector workers.