Sentence examples for further boost trade from inspiring English sources

"To further boost trade ties, China and Russia need a big-scale strategy and large projects," said Lu Nanquan, vice director of the Russian Studies Center at China's Academy of Social Sciences in Beijing.

The later opening of the Suez Canal in 1869 would further boost trade in Singapore.

China's accession to the World Trade Organisation encouraged the spread of global production chains and further boosted trade.

The euro zone is Lithuania's biggest trading partner and using the single currency will boost trade further.

Mr. Eshagh said such trade routes could further boost business between Indian and Iranian companies.

It would be better to liberalise food markets and boost trade than encourage further land grabs.Third, there are serious doubts about whether countries acquiring land are paying the true cost of it.

In order to boost trade, markets will be further deregulated and standards will be "harmonised".

In order to boost trade, markets will be further deregulated and standards will be "harmonized".

But the view of successful entrepreneur Dovydas Braukyla is shared by many well-to-do Lithuanians who live in the cities. "Further integration in a unified market will help boost trade and cut currency exchange costs," he said.

The Colombia trade agreement is expected to further boost growth.

Ed Miliband will receive a further boost to his campaign for the Labour leadership tomorrow when Unite, the largest trade union in the UK, declares its support for him.