Sentence examples for protectionist pressure from inspiring English sources

Currency devaluations as countries came off the gold standard simply added to the protectionist pressure.

That ought to weaken the main protectionist pressure which constrains exports.Allowing oil exports would raise production at home, helping local drillers.

Highway safety concerns and organized labor's protectionist pressure led the Clinton administration to delay granting Mexican trucks access beyond a 20-mile-deep border area.

For now, dragging much of the cabinet to Beijing seems a small price to pay for diffusing protectionist pressure at home.

America's trade deficit narrowed unexpectedly in March; if that trend continues, this should relieve some of the protectionist pressure on Mr Bush.

And China would gain politically by helping to diffuse protectionist pressure from abroad.But it would not be a magic bullet, either within China or outside.

Mr. Bush and his team have often urged other nations to resist protectionist pressures.

If western economies continue to struggle, protectionist pressures are going to rise.

As election year approaches, the temptation to cave in to protectionist pressures will grow.

But make no mistake about it: protectionist pressures still run high in Washington.

"It can also give rise to protectionist pressures," he said, "and it distorts the pattern of domestic economic activity".