Sentence examples for older trade from inspiring English sources
No wonder voters everywhere feel angry, even though some older trade unionists may remember voting for Maggie in 1979 to restore their own pay "differentials", eroded by Labour 1970s egalitarianism.
Experts' main gripe with the deal is that it resembles older trade deals such as the North American Free Trade Agreement (Nafta) in 1994 – credited with the loss of hundreds of thousands of American jobs to Mexico.
The Investor State Dispute Settlement process is already in place under NAFTA, but the TPP would expand corporations' rights beyond what they already enjoy through older trade agreements.
In a similar segment of "Old Hats" they're much older, trading pills to comic effect and bemoaning, silently and gesturally, the travails of aging.
The older trade-unionist-based members of the Labor Party vehemently opposed changing the status quo.
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Beijing's new Silk Road initiative links old trade corridors from Asia to Africa and Europe.
Journalism, as a veteran scribe once put it, is a rough old trade.
Some of the Smokey Mountain scavengers even moved to Payatas to carry on their old trade.
Kashmiri families were divided, homes destroyed and centuries-old trade routes blocked.
"So we had to revive the old trade and show another way to sell our products".
