Sentence examples for opened to trade from inspiring English sources

The border has been opened to trade, and Iraq has been careful to channel a lot of its government business in Syria's direction.

Before and after those black ships steamed into Edo Bay, after all, plenty of other countries were opened to trade by western cannon.

With the reforms of 1991-93, theconomymy has been opened to trade and its industrial-planning machinery has been dismantled.

The Islamist party, which seized control of the territory from the Palestinian Authority (PA) run by the rival Fatah group in 2007, insists that the borders must be fully opened to trade.

The port of Shimoda, on the southeast coast of the peninsula, received the ships of Commodore Matthew C. Perry of the United States in 1854 and was one of the first Japanese ports to be opened to trade with the United States.

Even when the economy was opened to trade during the second part of the 1970s, this was not done by consensus.

In postwar Europe, Hicks-type analysis was a corrective people arguing against market economies open to trade; it was, if you like, a helpful support to free-marketeers.

As China moves closer to joining the World Trade Organization, we must be prepared to take advantage of markets that will open to trade.

To paraphrase Churchill, capitalist market economies open to trade and financial flows may be the worst economic regime apart from the alternatives.

In 1860 Chi-lung was opened to foreign trade as a treaty port, and its trade began to expand rapidly.

Changsha was opened to foreign trade in 1904.