Sentence examples for of external trade from inspiring English sources

By 1990 he was formally in charge of external trade relationships in the office of the mayor of St Petersburg.

Hong Kong is dependent upon imported products, which make up about half of the total amount of external trade, the rest being divided between exports and reexports.

Colombo and Galle became prominent ports of external trade; smaller ports in the southwest became centres of coastal and Indian trade.

Implicit in the adoption of a common external tariff is a further harmonization of national rules and regulations, particularly those relating to the control and flow of external trade into the regional economic space.

In 2006, the share of external trade in India's GDP stood at 24%, up from 6% in 1985.

"The goal is not to sell the country, it's not about doing just any project that interests some foreign investor," says Deborah Rivas, the head of foreign investment at the ministry of external trade and foreign investment.

At first sight, the effects of this Regulation on external trade are minimal.

To reduce the nation's dependence on external trade, successive governments have encouraged domestic manufacturing and services, which have become dynamic sectors of the economy.

New England did much of the shipping for the country, and in the eighteenth century its merchants carried on most of their external trade with the slaveholding colonies of the West Indies, selling lumber and other local products for sugar and molasses, some of which would be distilled into rum.

The EU is Canada's second trading partner, representing around 10% of its external trade.

The European Commission estimates that Canada accounts for about 1.8 percent of its external trade.