Sentence examples for hampering trade from inspiring English sources

Michael Kammas, director general of the Association of Cyprus Banks, an industry lobbying group, said his organization favored swiftly lifting all restrictions, which have created a deep wariness abroad of dealing with Cypriot banks and are hampering trade.

They say that the unreliability of the existing M4 between Newport and Cardiff is hampering trade and job creation.

Of course, all that requires financial investments which may not prove a popular solution in a political climate more invested in building walls and hampering trade with other countries.

In addition, numerous internal customs barriers hampered trade within each state.

If capital controls are too heavy, the need to comply with complex regulations hampers trade.

Much worse, it tries to hamper trade through a change in the tax law.

Some of the shift in trade toward China comes from heightened tensions between India and Pakistan, which has hampered trade between the two countries.

The republican customs dues continued; but the rates were low enough not to hamper trade, which, in the peaceful conditions created by Augustus, flourished in wholly unprecedented fashion.

Another negative is in the growing field of electronic commerce; the USTR finds that 52 countries now hamper trade on the Internet, up from 46 last year.

The economy of the West Bank has deteriorated over the past decade as a result of Israeli restrictions on Palestinian movement, which severely hamper trade and labor mobility.

But the devil will be in the details.This initiative and the mooted federal data-breach law may be partly aimed at heading off a dispute with Europe over privacy rules that could hamper trade.