Sentence examples for indirect trade from inspiring English sources

Direct shipment and communication are not permitted, though indirect trade through Hong Kong and other routes has surged.

This implies that Japan and Asia 7, presumably NIES in particular, exported their value added in significant amount to the US through indirect trade via third parties.

The resolution condemns any direct or indirect trade with Islamic State or Nusra Front and warns such moves could lead to sanctions.

It indicates that there is no indirect trade-induced composition effect on the environmental efficiency.

A credit network based on indirect trades, which Berry describes as a user being able to trade with a house in Utah and earn points for a modest chateau in the South of France.

For the 'attitude' approach, the 100-point vertical VAS is used, for indirect trade-off, a 10-year TTO and an open-end WTP are used, for the direct method the binary choice-set DCE is used.

The second and third methods involve indirect trade-off measurements, and have specific health economic origin [ 7]; multiple alternative health states are valued by offering one alternative to be rated on an artificial scale.

Recent models [ 15] suggest that, even under the indirect trade-off, sperm size and number do effectively trade-off directly, even though both can increase with levels of sperm competition as the total investment on the ejaculate increases.

Instead, such models are based on the "indirect trade-off" which assumes a fixed budget for male reproductive activity and proposes that investment in ejaculates is traded-off against energy spent on mate acquisition.

In these situations, there is an indirect trade-off between virulence and transmission that is strongly influenced by the time lag occurring between the beneficial and deleterious outcomes of within-host evolution [ 13].

Chiang and his archfoe Mao Zedong both died in the 1970's, and Taiwan, under pressure from business people eager to take part in China's economic opening to the world, began allowing indirect travel, trade and investment in the mainland in 1987.