Sentence examples for genuine trade from inspiring English sources

The rumor mill still churns, just as the genuine trade talk percolates.

The Americans have threatened to retaliate against this retaliation, raising the risk of a genuine trade war over steel.

Exporters will have to put their export revenues in temporary accounts and prove they come from genuine trade transactions rather than disguised "hot money" inflows.

It is absolutely obvious that today's banks are far too big, operate with far too little capital and deal in financial instruments that do far too little to finance genuine trade and investment.

The book revisits the premise of consensual exchange which underlies the rhetoric of 'free trade', and then examines the social and political conditions that are a necessary part of a more genuine trade law system, in service of the idea that recovering consent in trade law can promote human flourishing on a global scale".-- Amazon.com.

Unless sensitive and sensible international co-operation suddenly appears, the march of the markets, increasingly dysfunctional in serving speculation over genuine trade, will lead us to dictatorship, from which the only relief will be a depressing withdrawal into our national boundaries.

But there are genuine trade-offs.

But we need to recognize there are genuine trade-offs involved in even the best possible nuclear deal — and start laying the groundwork for mitigating them.

You can come back later and rely on the token concession as a general support that you have acted in good faith throughout the negotiation (and the token concession is one part of that); but if it was a genuine trade-off then it will always be acknowledged as such?

And it raises the question of how all those fake statements and trade confirmations were generated in the absence of any genuine trading.

Lehman uses the lightly regulated London markets and two independent British experts to validate that their "Repo 105s" were "genuine" trades and not their own in-house liability.