Sentence examples for interrupting trade from inspiring English sources

And, following a visit to Mexico by the United States homeland security director, Tom Ridge, Mexico and the United States are expected to reach agreements on measures aimed at making the border more secure without interrupting trade.

Harm came anyway, as it did to much of the Mediterranean world, around 1200 B.C. with the arrival of mysterious, sea-based invaders, who conquered most of the great maritime cities, interrupting trade and easy cultural exchange, and bringing on a dark age, a depression.

Others say roads in northern Aleppo that have been blocked due to clashes between the extremist group and rebel factions aligned with the Free Syrian Army may be interrupting trade routes.

Figures from Fathom Consulting show that the stuttering Chinese economy has already interrupted trade flows.

Scores of Argentine teachers and students blocked the border bridge between La Quiaca, Argentina and Villazón, Bolivia, and interrupted trade in protest against the arrest of seven members of local teachers union over the weekend.

A piracy crisis in the oceans around the Horn of Africa rivets the world, interrupts trade and puts merchant crews at risk.

Other nations interrupted trade of pork products from the United States, disregarding the determination by WHO and global scientists that cooked pork does not transmit the virus.

Countries sought to meet after recognizing that the faster movement of people by rail and ship was facilitating the spread of disease and that uncoordinated, sometimes ineffectual, national quarantine policies interrupted trade and were causing discontent among merchants (82).

The broker said it had advised customers to reset their passwords but that the attack had not otherwise interrupted trading.

Waving Brazilian flags and carrying signs reading "Save Our National Market," workers at the São Paulo stock market, the Bovespa, interrupted trading for an hour this afternoon to protest government measures that they say have caused trading volume on the exchanges to plummet, as investors switch to trading stocks of Brazilian companies in New York, where transaction costs are lower.

The Exchange would immediately interrupt trading, the SEC or the FTC would step in and an inquiry would be launched.