Sentence examples for more trade talks from inspiring English sources
The Mets may be involved in more trade talks if Colorado decides to trade the right-handed starter Pedro Astacio, but they seem most unlikely to land Kansas City outfielder Johnny Damon.
"I think there is more trade talk than in any previous year I can remember -- real trades".
There was more trade talk, especially with Stepan's entry-level deal expiring at the end of the season, and his $875,000 salary certain to rise substantially.
German Socialist Bernd Lange, chair of the European Parliament's trade committee, praised the publication as "an important step towards more transparency in these trade talks", but added: "I still hope that member states will show more willingness to listen to and act upon the repeated calls of MEPs and citizens in the future".
While the names of Ordóñez, Ventura and Zeile surfaced in trade talks more recently, speculation on Glendon Rusch's future has been rampant for months.
He said the Doha round of world trade talks was more important.
Far more players are mentioned in trade talks or trade rumors than are ever actually traded.
Without citing specifics, Steinbrenner said that teams routinely requested more from the Yankees in trade talks than they did from other teams.
Dorthea Werneck, director of Brazil's export promotion agency and an advocate of a trade deal, said the economic downturn has put all countries on the defensive and made trade talks even more difficult than usual.
It needs to do more to revive the world trade talks it helped torpedo last year and — as a major contributor to global warming — to join the developed countries in cutting greenhouse gas emissions.
While government officials have stressed that the failure of trade talks owes more to negotiating positions taken by World Trade Organization members than to the influence of demonstrators, it is clear that the protest message has quickly become a political priority.
