Sentence examples for posturing of trade from inspiring English sources

But governments have thrown this subtle logic out of the window.All the macho posturing of trade negotiations taking a "tough line" on this and that is now undertaken with total conviction.

The Republican candidates' posturing on trade has been pretty much substance-free.

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump's aggressive posturing on trade represents another potential headwind for California, Nickelsburg said.

Apparently the dispute will be resolved, but the disturbing thing is the message it sends about our posture on trade.

That effort might start with a more aggressive posture on trade.

With most polls showing that voters believe trade with other countries is hurting the American economy, it is not surprising that there has been a lot of posturing about the perils of trade on the campaign trail.

Japan, for instance, seemed content simply to say no to any cuts in rice tariffs.This kind of posturing meant the trade round stagnated for 22 months between the meetings in Doha and Cancún.

Mr Aziz told his interrogators that the two countries had received millions of dollars of trade and service contracts with Iraq, "with the implied understanding that their political posture...would be pro-Iraqi".

Removal of trade barriers.

We're set for a long series of fractious negotiations; expect plenty of posturing, bluster, horse-trading and media-generated hysteria.

(AP) BENGALS RESPOND TO JOHNSON The Cincinnati Bengals, tired of Chad Johnson's posturing for a trade, responded when Coach Marvin Lewis said Johnson should keep his word and sit out the season.