Sentence examples for promoted trade from inspiring English sources

And the euro has promoted trade and price transparency as well as being a huge practical boon.

He energetically promoted trade and shipping, left a national heritage of fine buildings, and won repute as a plucky, hard-drinking man of grim wit and great resource.

We were members of the Colin Roach Centre, an independent political group that had exposed police corruption in the early 1990s and promoted trade union, anti-fascist politics.

Just as governors have long promoted trade to build their state's economies, the nation's mayors and regional economic development boards are playing a more active role in the global economy.

Measures that stimulated the economy after past big recessions, such as the imperial preference of the 1930s, which promoted trade within the British empire, or the bonfire of controls on the banking system in the 1980s, are not remotely possible.

But one of the great ironies and tragedies of last week's vote is that the E.U., while it has certainly promoted trade and economic modernization, has always taken regional disparities seriously.

He was promoted, traded and released several times over.

Jacob van der Vis is paid to promote trade.

APEC, formed in 1989, promotes trade liberalisation (see article).

William Hague, the foreign secretary, harries diplomats to promote trade.

The Indonesian Chamber of Commerce is active in promoting trade with other countries; the annual Jakarta Fair (usually held from July to August) also serves to promote trade.