Sentence examples for part of nafta from inspiring English sources

"We had a very bad deal with Mexico, we had a very bad deal with NAFTA". "Right now, 100%, but it could be a part of NAFTA," he said, opening the door to the possibility that Canada and Mexico could be exempted from the tariffs.

But having a discussion about Nafta — not, 'Oh my goodness, I don't know who is a part of Nafta.' " "So, no, I think that if there are allegations based on questions or comments that I made in debate prep about Nafta, and about the continent versus the country when we talk about Africa there, then those were taken out of context," Ms. Palin said.

Canada is part of NAFTA, but it was not included in the U.S.-Mexico agreement announced Monday.

The part of Nafta that created the tribunals, known as Chapter 11, received no consideration when it was passed in 1993.

I think we can continue working towards building the construction of a new framework to continue our trade relationship among the three countries that are part of NAFTA.

Mr. Pettigrew was in Washington last week to meet with his American and Mexican counterparts to tinker with the part of Nafta that gives unelected tribunals the power to secretly resolve disputes between international investors and governments.

The pledge to renegotiate parts of Nafta is much more complex than either candidate has publicly acknowledged.

Mrs. Clinton has called for parts of Nafta to be renegotiated and has said that the Trans-Pacific Partnership, President Obama's 12-nation pact that she supported while serving as secretary of state, doesn't meet her "high bar" on protecting American workers and the environment.

A Canadian government official, speaking on condition of anonymity to discuss diplomatic relations, said there has long been one-on-one talks as part of the NAFTA negotiations, but noted that the trade pact is a three-country agreement and any resolution would require all three countries to sign on together.

… #4 Rick Perry has spearheaded the effort to lease roads in Texas to foreign companies, to turn roads that are already free to drive on into toll roads, and to develop the Trans-Texas Corridor which would be part of the planned NAFTA superhighway system.

Suggesting that Mexico could produce four times as much corn as it currently does with the help of better technology, he said, "We need a program that would allow us to be self-sufficient in providing the most important food product in Mexico". Part of the goal of NAFTA was to shift the economy from rural to urban areas, Turrent said.