Sentence examples for matters of commerce from inspiring English sources

The same is true today of the United States, and not just in matters of commerce.

It was particularly concerned with foreign policy, war, and matters of commerce.

Several rows away, one fan was thinking more about the record books than about matters of commerce.

Unlike other conferences where panels are almost always intended to share tips and tools for how to "make it big," save for an early-week panel presented by FACTOR, the public funding organization for Canadian music, there is little during Mutek that grapples with matters of commerce.

The United States must be consistent and fair in matters of commerce, especially with countries from the Middle East.

In 1826 a British foreign minister sent his country's ambassador in The Hague a (coded) message: "In matters of commerce the fault of the Dutch is offering too little and asking too much".

Matters of Public Interest.

They also have been used by bishops to discuss matters of Anglican unity and identity.

TO VISIT COOLIDGE TODAY Matters of Foreign Policy Are Expected to Be Discussed at Conference With President.

"That on the matters of national environmental significance (NES), this project, which is 300km inland, remote outback, dry, dusty, clearly meets the matters of NES.

Oh, and there's the small matters of Turner and the Turner Prize, both at Tate Britain.