Sentence examples for introduce trade from inspiring English sources

After an abortive attempt to introduce trade monopolies, Ibrāhīm encouraged European traders by maintaining better security.

"Roads will allow the security forces to move and will introduce trade," he said.

The business community in the United States and Mexico are afraid that Trump could introduce trade barriers gradually.

Motivated by recent studies of phytoplankton, we introduce trade-offs into a resource-competition model and find that an unlimited number of species can coexist.

More specifically, even though there is a general belief that smart solutions will only provide benefits due to their potential to displace investments in costly assets (e.g., lines and substations), they may also introduce trade-offs associated with increased operational expenditure, power losses and emissions compared with networks with upgraded assets.

Thus, while horizontal integration is beautifully economical and a ubiquitous feature of biological pathways, our study illustrates that it is also likely to introduce trade-offs by design.

Russia and Australia have introduced trade sanctions against each other in recent months as bilateral relations deteriorated over Russia's involvement in the Ukraine conflict.

Alarmed at the prospect of ceding influence over its former Soviet satellite to the West, Russia introduced trade restrictions on Ukrainian imports and threatened to hike gas prices if Ukraine signed the Agreement.

This flexibility increases the design space for developers, introducing trade-offs between performance and resource/power consumption.

As the system was introduced, trading was impacted throughout July and August, against a backdrop of a weaker general retail environment.

Now, an array of home furnishing retailers and manufacturers are hoping to capitalize on similar motivations by introducing trade-in programs for everything from outdated entertainment centers to stained ottomans and used mattresses.