Sentence examples for held trade from inspiring English sources
It is possible to imagine a re-run of 1992, when French farmers held trade talks hostage.In other areas, French protectionism is baffling.
Indeed, they are highly engineered products, with each company keeping its particular curing temperature, tread design and cocktail of rubber compounds a closely held trade secret.
Portland's general manager, Kevin Pritchard, held trade discussions for Vince Carter and Richard Jefferson but played out the season without making a move for them.
Since much of their edge depends on closely held trade secrets, this is becoming ever more difficult.Earlier this year, Sharp opened a new "sixth-generation" plant to make flat panels for televisions in Kameyama, Mie prefecture, which cranks out panels much bigger than those made in fifth-generation plants.
A great deal of trust is placed in this filtering process and the actual formulas used by search providers are closely held trade secrets.
There are many flame retardants in use, the components of which are often closely held trade secrets.
Xstrata's founding 35% shareholder Glencore, a privately held trading firm, lacks the cash to take part in the $5.9 billion rights issue.
The deficit may also make China more reluctant to compromise in Washington this month when it holds trade talks on semiconductors and other goods.
Chris Hardy London In the seventies I did my fair share of hitchhiking when it was largely resorted to by youngsters and the odd bloke holding trade plates.
Worse, if privacy concerns are mishandled, "falling trust could have a chilling effect on consumers' digital engagement".It would thus not come as a surprise if the world were to hold trade negotiations on things digital in a few years.
"He also reminded the millions of trade unionists in this country that they are not welcome in the Conservative party, and indeed that they hold trade union members in contempt".
