Sentence examples for for expanded trade from inspiring English sources

They include reducing regulation, putting limits on lawsuits, pushing for expanded trade and allowing more domestic oil and gas drilling.

To get a bigger slice of the multibillion-dollar construction pie in Lebanon, Qatar, Oman and the UAE these days, the Association of Equipment Manufacturers has been clamoring for expanded trade agreements in the Gulf.

But in most cases, Intel has been a strong advocate for free markets–opposing new regulation of communications networks, pushing for expanded trade and standing against whatever the trial lawyers are for.

But many Republicans support Obama's push for expanded trade.

Ryan recently told a Koch brothers gathering he'd lead the fight for expanded trade deals despite the opposition within his own party (a "progressive" tendency he vowed to "repudiate").

By harnessing the potential for expanded trade with the world's fastest-growing region, Obama hopes he can create U.S. jobs to help him through a tough reelection fight in 2012.

The leaders also voiced support for expanding trade ties and agreed to loosen visa restrictions to allow citizens to move more easily between the countries.

Russian officials have said they are working on a "framework accord" for expanding trade, but only within the confines of existing United Nations sanctions.

But in a letter to Mr. Kirk, they also wrote: "Broad bipartisan Congressional support for expanding trade with the E.U. depends, in large part, on lowering trade barriers for American agricultural products".

In his first meeting with President Andrés Pastrana of Colombia, President Bush agreed today to press for expanding trade preferences to Colombia, but refused a request to take part in peace talks with leftist guerrillas, officials said.

He urged Americans to welcome refugees from the Syrian civil war, and he called for expanding trade, starting with the 12-nation Trans-Pacific Partnership deal.