Sentence examples for outside trade from inspiring English sources

While police battled violent protesters outside, trade ministers failed to agree on much inside.

The agency's comments provoked an angry reaction from American manufacturers, some lawmakers and outside trade analysts.

Screaming and shouting: pic.twitter.com/P0PPHxYwlz May 3, 2014 Howard Amos (@howardamos) Look who has turned up in Odessa outside trade union building.

Talks on four areas of services trade remained unfinished; new talks on agriculture were already set for 1999; and more negotiations on services were scheduled for 2000.Since then, the WTO has proved itself reasonably adept at doing business outside trade rounds.

When she began participating in the anti-globalization movement, she understood that protests outside trade summits were the main way that the movement was making itself heard, but they still seemed a little comical to her. "Is this really what we want?" she wrote in a column in the summer of 2000.

Why or why not? –How much do you think Venezuela's political crisis was influenced by outside trade interests, and why? –Do you think the ousting of President Chávez would have had a different outcome if a majority, rather than an elite minority, had sought to remove him from office?

Swiss exchange rules require price-sensitive information to be announced outside trading hours.

But outside trading floors, business schools, banks and brokerage firms, bond dynamics are fairly obscure, surveys find.

The people are great traders; local market trading is conducted by women, and outside trading is conducted by the Dyula, a subgroup of the Malinke.

Or Britain could choose the "WTO scenario," in which it loses the preferential trading rights granted EU countries by 50 outside trading partners — at least until it could negotiate replacement agreements with each of the 50.

It has been negotiated secretively and outside established international trade bodies (despite EU criticisms).