Sentence examples for more effective trade from inspiring English sources

"We call on the Dutch EU presidency, as well as the UK, to take responsibility now and lift the obstruction blocking the creation of more effective trade defence instruments".

"The UK steel industry is facing a crisis and backing more effective trade defence in Europe by ending lesser duty tariffs would be just of one of the measures the government could take to give our industry the chance of a future.

In Japan a second security section has been introduced into the major exchanges to provide more effective trading procedures for over-the-counter transactions.

This may facilitate a more effective trade-off between privacy protection and data utility.

However, in a speech last Monday backing Brexit, Johnson changed his tune, likening the EU's role in the continuing TTIP talks to a "pantomime horse" in which the 28 member states tried, chaotically, to agree a joint position on a venture that was preventing the UK from striking its own, quicker and more effective bilateral trade deals.

Active strategies are more effective when trading narrow asset classes.

These were: HR systems (e.g. improved job descriptions), better partnership working (e.g. more effective management-trade union relations), equal pay and simplified human resources/payroll administration.

But if they make African medicine more effective and boost trade to boot, that will be no mean achievement.

Other MEAs might be more effective if their trade clauses were immune from challenge by non-signatories at the WTO.But this is far from straightforward.

Quotas are more effective in restricting trade than tariffs, particularly if domestic demand for a commodity is not sensitive to increases in price.

A comprehensive strategy to respond to North Korea should include creating more effective financial and trade sanctions on the regime, and continuing the slow process of drawing China into international efforts to pressurise the country.