Sentence examples for grant trade from inspiring English sources

ESRC research grant 'Trade Integration', 2006-7.

He was asked if he had made the case to President Obama during their meeting the day before that Congress should hurry up and grant trade benefits to Russia now that Moscow has acceded to the World Trade Organization.

If we manufactured something that was competing with subsidised Chinese products, for example, and the EU did not produce these products, or even manufactured products that were competitive with them, Brussels might choose not to grant trade remedy relief for them, thus damaging UK producers.

Mr Mujahid said that JuD was also being targeted because of its opposition to Pakistani plans to grant trade concessions to India.

D'Abbadie quickly moved to grant trade monopolies in the middle Mississippi Valley to stimulate the economy.

Nearly half of the members of the House of Representatives have signalled reluctance to grant trade-promotion authority without various assurances.

Qing officials would rather grant trading rights and surrender territory than stomach the indignity of having foreigners near the Forbidden City, let alone meeting the emperor.So when Chonghou was appointed to the newly created post of superintendent of trade at Tianjin, it was the sort of job no one more dignified would dare touch.

Granted, trade can increase the cost of the wrong environmental policies.

Granted trade and customs privileges, it soon became a formidable rival to Hamburg.

However, granting trade credit also increases the suppliers' default risks, especially when they face retailers privileged with private information concerning their credit status.

Mr. Schumer said Congress did not "have the votes" for a plain Trans-Pacific Partnership or for granting trade promotion authority.