Sentence examples for matter trade from inspiring English sources

Or, for that matter, trade unions?

Not so much employers or for that matter, trade unions.

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The performance of the method is shown experimentally on a 4 cylinder production engine at the well known example of the nitric oxides/particulate matter trade-off optimization in Diesel engines.

However, it is able to legislate on environmental matters, trade, consumer protection and employment law.

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As a matter of trade law, countries are often allowed to limit trade with other nations on national security grounds.

It was a different matter in trade union circles.

Human development is a broad and blurry idea, and Ms Short has already upset other ministers by speaking about third-world debt (Treasury matter) and trade (Trade and Industry matter).

When it comes to wellbeing, can businesses genuinely become net positive or is it always a matter of trade offs?