Sentence examples for friendly trade from inspiring English sources

They are: environmental damage, climate change, hostile neighbors, friendly trade partners, and last and arguably most critical, the society's response to problems.

For example, building a friendly trade and logistics environment with efficient customs operations would entice international express operators to use Taiwan as a regional hub.

Hamilton took the lead in the funding of the states' debts by the Federal government, the establishment of a national bank, a system of tariffs, and friendly trade relations with Britain.

Not just the seamy revelations from Wikileaks and Russian intelligence (and I think there's good reason to believe there is much more, not that it is needed now), but the time bomb impact of Bill Clinton's deregulations and megacorporation friendly trade policies.

The Yankees have found a friendly trading partner during recent seasons in the Pittsburgh Pirates, but as of Wednesday had not pursued relievers Matt Capps or John Grabow.

Friendly trading regulations assure that "banks know that when they come to London, the cards won't be stacked against them," Mr. Clementi said.

From analysis of these case studies, he has identified five factors that determined whether a society succeeded or failed: environmental damage; climate change; hostile neighbors; lack of friendly trading partners; and, most important, the society's response to the first four factors.

"I would say that the U.S. is more to blame than anything else [for the Honduran crisis], because of how avidly it has supported the coup government," says Dr. Pine, who believes that the State Department was unhappy with former president Zelaya's friendly trading ties with Venezuela, as well as his push to convert the U.S.'s Palmerola Air Force base into a much-needed civilian hub.

Our findings are more consistent with the second story: that an employer-friendly trade secrecy regime is associated with diminished innovation outcomes because inventors' incentives are dampened.

Britain has spent the past four decades in a soft power approach, using market-friendly trade policies as a means of broader policy leverage, including using aid to help countries diversify their trade.

Under the product's more user-friendly trade name, Mobilee, Bioibérica envisages people at risk from the condition consuming concentrated sodium hyaluronate on a daily basis – not just in yoghurt but in other food staples, too.