Sentence examples for harmful trade from inspiring English sources

Another type of activity regulated by command-and-control legislation is environmentally harmful trade.

If you want to discourage a harmful trade, you must address it at both ends: production and consumption.

There are philosophical objections to the idea that western countries should pay reparations for slavery, colonialism and harmful trade rules, some of which are valid.

That's why Doctors without Borders has said: "the TPP agreement is on track to become the most harmful trade pact ever for access to medicines in developing countries".

Doctors Without Borders declared that, if the drug-patent provisions do not change in the final draft, the T.P.P. is on track to become "the most harmful trade pact ever for access to medicines" in developing countries.

While the impact of the steel and aluminum tariffs is expected to be modest, Trump is expected to announce hefty tariffs on some Chinese imports soon, potentially launching a harmful trade war.

Potentially harmful trading practices, such as sudden, unexplained changes in terms and conditions, termination of accounts, unexplained delisting of products and incomprehensible ranking criteria, as well as a lack of effective redress mechanisms, are among the problems in platform-to-business (P2B) relations.

"These tax practices are not only harmful to trade within the European Union, but also harmful to the British public, who have had to suffer severe cuts to public services on the basis that the Government has not been able to raise sufficient revenues," said the TJN's John Christensen.

Wal-Mart's entry to the German market in 1997 sparked a price war that may have breached restrictions on selling goods for less than they cost to make.Unsafe havensAn OECD report named 35 tax havens that are harmful to trade and investment, including the Channel Islands, the US Virgin Islands and Panama.

For nearly 25 years following the Second World War, for example, the U.S. repeatedly browbeat Germany to revalue the deutsche mark as a panacea for our wobbly dollar and our supposedly harmful international trade deficit.

US trading partners in Europe have also pointed out that a tax break on certain exports may run afoul of World Trade Organization rules, requiring a tweak to avoid harmful retaliatory trade measures.