Sentence examples for policy trade from inspiring English sources
But the absence of genuine debate on foreign policy, trade or regional security has been alarming.
Britain remains influential in foreign policy, trade and the single market.
George Washington used industrial policy, trade policy and federal research dollars to build a manufacturing economy alongside the agricultural one.
One problem is how to measure the openness of a country's trade policy: trade barriers can take many different forms.
"Architecture, foreign policy, social policy, tax policy, trade policy, world history, ideas, Disraeli, Gladstone, yes," he said.
The contrasting receptions — both official, though in different ways — underscored a complicated and often fraught relationship that both countries nevertheless appear intent to maintain despite serious differences over foreign policy, trade and human rights.
"The question is whether he can balance the complicated policy trade-offs to be effective," Mr. Kimmelman added.
Nuclear disarmament, the Common Market, pay policy, trade-union reform, the IMF agreement - the party leadership was usually right and the party in the country wrong.
Put it another way: they have promised to make the policy trade-offs between growth and inflation more transparent.
This suggests there is a policy trade-off between congestion and urbanization which crucially depends on the type of railway network.
The predominant role of cross border financial flows for macroeconomic and financial stability has imposed complex policy trade-offs for emerging economies, especially after the global financial crisis.
