Sentence examples for interruption of trade from inspiring English sources

The work is supposed to start in June 2009 and finish in November 2012, without any interruption of trade shows at the Javits Center.

All these reverses led to economic depression and a sharp interruption of trade for the cities on the coast and in the south and caused a redirection of commerce toward the Adriatic harbour of Spina.

"If there were shocks to the global financial market, with credit running short, we'd have credit from our biggest international partner, so there would be no interruption of trade," said Guido Mantega, Brazil's economy minister.

Police forces said claims had been rejected because they did not meet the criteria under the Riots Damages Act, either because the disturbances had not been classed as a riot or because people were claiming for things that were not covered such as "business interruption", loss of trade or damage to vehicles.

From the mid-10th century, Sāmānid power was gradually undermined, economically by the interruption of the northern trade and politically by a struggle with a confederation of disaffected nobles.

Many of the Arab ruling classes were upset by this interruption of a valuable trade, which resulted in some unrest.

The results suggest that significant determinants of interruption are trade openness, the existence of veto players and the amount of resources committed by the Fund.

And whilst these types of policy help replace physical losses, business interruption insurance covers the amount of trade you could lose whilst you can't work at full capacity.