Sentence examples for for trade needs from inspiring English sources
That may well reflect the EU's decision-making structure, however: Peter Mandelson, the European commissioner for trade, needs approval from national governments if he is to go as far as his American counterpart has demanded.
On Tonga, in the South Pacific, a fishing lodge with log cabins for guests, plus a bar and restaurant catering for passing boat trade needs help in the garden and kitchen.
If the Clippers want to develop their two most recent first-round draft picks or enhance their value for trade purposes, they need to give them more playing time.
Agents differ in their need for trade as well as the cost to hold excessive inventory.
It was also competing against Britain for trade in China and needed Japan as a base.
He would also discuss the need for trade access (Reconstruction Opportunity Zone legislation) for Pakistani products and economic assistance.
Educated Cuban exiles provided the human capital needed for trade with Latin America, which later waves of Spanish-speaking immigrants augmented.
The communique placed a new emphasis on the need for trade deals to be reciprocal and non-discriminatory, reducing the previous emphasis on the primacy of liberalisation.
The employees who have "little need for trade craft and mastery" actually prefer environments that are distracting and social environments.
Sustainability is closely linked to issues of benefit and fairness and again, there may a need for trade offs between different desired features.
