Sentence examples for has trade from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, cooperation with emerging economies, where the UK has trade interests, is increasing.
The island has trade deals only with five Latin American countries, which buy a tiny slice of its exports.
The Buy America clause allows, for example, imports from the 38 countries with which the United States has trade agreements.
Yet America continues to struggle with high unemployment and stagnant wages, and now has trade deficits with 90 countries around the world.
Azerbaijan's primary trading partners are Russia, Turkey, Iran, and Ukraine; the country also has trade links with Georgia, Belarus, Britain, and the Central Asian republics.
No nation has managed to develop a perfect health care model that delivers the best quality at the best price, and every model has trade-offs.
The SDPJ, which has trade-union connections, wanted to save jobs in companies that were being squeezed mercilessly by their banks, so the party was keen to see public money used to bail out the banking industry.
This isn't to say that consumers should categorically support big businesses over small ones, either; the point is just that everything has trade-offs.And if American policymakers, on balance, are inclined to support the small businesses, a more effective pitch would include some descriptor of how they benefit the consumer directly.
ABC has traded in dancing for delinquents.
But Philip has traded one form of bondage for another.
