Sentence examples for needed trade from inspiring English sources

The European Union, with which Georgia seeks a vitally needed trade agreement, should use its leverage to insist on this.

Apple said it no longer needed trade shows because its retail stores worldwide allowed it to meet with customers every day.

Republican Party leaders in the past have shown themselves well able to lasso wayward party members to keep them in line when they have needed trade votes to please a business constituency.

This makes achieving needed trade-offs between development policy and climate policy somewhat difficult.

Why do we need trade agreements anyway?

Libya's leader, Muammar Gaddafi, said the continent needs trade policies that are based on "mutual interest, not exploitation".

We need trade agreements with countries and entities that have established or rapidly developing economies, including the EU.

It will do nothing, however, to help restore the industry's overall long-term health.Steel-company bosses say they need trade protection to upgrade their mills.

These positions are not posturing: they represent a deeply held view that the US does not need trade except on terms that put America first.

These major players no longer need trade shows to gain an audience with the press.

For the economy to recover, for some growth to re-emerge, he needs trade missions like this to succeed.