Sentence examples for preclude trade from inspiring English sources

However, while these measures should preclude trade of livestock from potentially endemic regions, cattle are traded between Egypt a country with possible emerging endemicity and the EU, representing a possible entry point.

A trade accord with the European Union would mean meeting higher commercial standards for Ukraine but does not preclude trading with Russia.

And on May 23 the Senate passed an amendment that if it becomes law will, in practical terms, preclude U.S. trade officials from renegotiating (as agreed in Doha) any trade-remedy rules.

Fast-track would preclude filibusters on trade deals, and would bar members of Congress from amending the deal.

Part of Mr. Buffett's reluctance was an unwillingness to sign a confidentiality agreement with the company that would preclude him from trading in Enron's debt, the person said.

It said that serious shortcomings should preclude the continuation of trade privileges, and the 27 EU members will now have to decide whether to suspend them.

Do the Minnesota Twins really not have the money to sign Santana to a contract extension that would preclude their need to trade him or his ability to be a free agent a year from now?

Several officials said that the Port Authority rent payments would not preclude a future swap of the airports for the World Trade site, and might even be a precursor of it.

Recent changes to the Internal Revenue Code presumably preclude this type of trading strategy from being implemented in the future.

However, BTB precludes animal-related trade and production, causing financial losses to farming worldwide, and remains a public health hazard [ 1].

More at issue than health services trade itself is the extent to which international commercial exchange becomes written into binding trade treaties such as the General Agreement on Trade in Services that preclude governments from changing their minds in the future, at least in any cost-free way.