Sentence examples for longstanding trade from inspiring English sources

Under longstanding trade agreements, fuel for international freight carried by sea and air is not taxed.

Exactly how Cubans normally see American films, which fall under the longstanding trade embargo, Mr. Ganis said he didn't know.

Rather, the panel said that the United States policy prohibiting Internet gambling was inconsistent with longstanding trade agreements.

After the risk of recession has receded, the United States must work to correct its longstanding trade deficit with the world by slowing national spending and increasing savings.

And the United States is refusing to temporarily ease core aspects of the longstanding trade embargo to help Cuba deal with the emergency.

Russia shares a border with North Korea and has longstanding trade ties with it, as well as with Iraq and Iran.

This aligns with Shagaya's vision (shared with me in a 2014 conversation) on Konga's mission "to create a 21st century operating system" to better connect buyers and sellers in Africa's longstanding trading culture.

Bound by the longstanding World Trade Organization agreements, the U.S. and the EU have practically nonexistent tariffs and enjoy a robust trade relationship topping $1 trillion a year.

Most Iranians blame the sorry state of Iran's aircraft on the longstanding United States trade embargo.

There is a longstanding transatlantic trade in tactics and policy ideas, and in consultants, pollsters and other political mountebanks.

"Young Rebels," a modest documentary about the Cuban rap scene, shows the consequences of Communism and the longstanding United States trade embargo on this tiny island nation.