Sentence examples for offensive trade from inspiring English sources

Just when the United States finally reached a trade agreement with its old and bitter enemy, a clutch of Mississippi Delta farmers got Congress to erect an "offensive trade barrier".

No noxious or offensive trade or activity shall be permitted upon any part of the covered property, nor shall anything be done thereon which shall in any way interfere with the quiet enjoyment of each of the owners of his respective residence".

'Oy!' I say, 'get off my chips!' The chipping news · Chips were first popularised in France, hence the name French fries · Selling fish and chips was once licensed under the Offensive Trades Act because of the smell produced.

"I think some of the players here even thought that I wanted to come in and dump all of the offensive players, trade them off and get defensive guys," Dungy said, laughing.

The pastries, which depict a black man and woman with oversized genitalia, also feature "obscene and offensive slave trade caricatures, steeped in the old tradition of colonial racism," according to a statement from CRAN.

The Rams have tried to upgrade their offensive line, trading for tackle Kyle Turley and signing the free-agent center Dave Wohlabaugh.

Davis was more like Oakley, a big, strong rebounder with a decent offensive game, traded to the Toronto Raptors for a younger player with potentially more upside.

Froman's appearance was part of a stepped-up charm offensive the U.S. trade representative is waging, hoping to soften liberal opposition to the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the free trade deal Obama is attempting to cut with Asian nations.

The pace is frantic as the two trade offensive moves.

Boeing's lobbyists in Washington are building congressional support for a renewed trade offensive against its European rival.

While politicians have largely supported a new corporate trade offensive, including US-EU trade deal TTIP, the public has opposed it.