Sentence examples for much of trade from inspiring English sources

Also, I think it's very important that, up to now, he has not made too much of trade disputes, which differs from previous Administrations — even from that of China's good friend George W. Bush.

Much of trade today is two-way trade, where a country exports and imports the same goods.

Fairness isn't even a particularly meaningful concept in much of trade economics, which turns on technicalities like capital flows and economies of scale.

China may now dominate Hong Kong's trade, but much of that trade is still priced in dollars, points out Li-Gang Liu of ANZ, a bank.

"Buy American" is poised to unravel much of that trade policy, putting at risk previous trade agreements and violating other concessions made to our trading partners.

WHEN the World Bank held its annual meeting last weekend, there was much discussion of trade imbalances and currency wars, but nothing about Nigerian palm oil.

Much of the trade is by small craft and is localized along the western coast.

Delivering on a green trade agenda would provide an opportunity to lead on trade without the partisan baggage that is attached to much of the trade agenda.

Much of its trade passes through Chile, and no political deal can reduce the distance between Bolivia's cities and the sea.

Much of this trade was with France, the Low Countries and Germany, but the North-East of England traded with partners as far away as Sweden.

Much of this trade is run by outsiders.