Sentence examples for lowering trade from inspiring English sources
Recently I returned from the Doha round of trade talks in Geneva, which were about lowering trade barriers.
But many Democrats argue that lowering trade barriers has helped lose three million manufacturing jobs since 2000 and has resulted in stagnant wages.
The World Trade Organization's agreement last weekend on a framework for further talks on lowering trade barriers is a welcome breakthrough.
Since the 1990s many foreign aid sources, notably the IMF, have made aid conditional on market-oriented economic reforms, such as lowering trade barriers and privatization.
In economic logic, that is, lowering trade barriers makes sense in much the same way that building a network of highways makes sense.
The EU, meanwhile, is pushing its own deal with the US – the TTIP – and separate agreements, including with India, where Bhagwati believes the pro-market regime of Narendra Modi will be more sympathetic to lowering trade barriers than his predecessor.
Negotiations to lower trade barriers with other countries have slowed.
Nafta lowers trade barriers between the US, Canada and Mexico and was negotiated by George HW Bush and enacted in the 1990s by Bill Clinton.
By pitting exporters against importers, successive rounds of trade negotiations have encouraged politicians in many countries to lower trade barriers.
The WTO and its predecessor, the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, which came into force in 1948, were created to lower trade barriers and police disputes.
In June 2005, Mr. McCain voted to ratify the Dominican Republic-Central America Free Trade Agreement, which lowered trade barriers with Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic.
