Sentence examples for protective trade from inspiring English sources

He imagines a post-Brexit government unilaterally forgoing all protective trade policies, irrespective of any protection imposed against the UK.

The United States trade representative, Robert B. Zoellick, has said that the administration will impose protective trade barriers only if the steel industry consolidates to reduce its own overcapacity.

Their factories were old, British labor unions were merciless, and the industrial policies of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher ruled out any resort either to subsidies or to protective trade barriers.

Apart from winning the support of domestic industry lobby groups, unilateral BAMs are to some extent protective trade measures in climate policies that may induce political repercussions with retaliation, harm international trade relations and may be subject to challenge by the World Trade Organization WTOO).

In 1879, German Chancellor Otto von Bismarck introduced protective tariffs on agricultural and manufacturing goods, making Germany the first nation to institute new protective trade policies.

Hallmarks of his administration included unprecedented economic legislation, including the McKinley Tariff, which imposed historic protective trade rates, and the Sherman Antitrust Act; Harrison facilitated the creation of the National Forests through an amendment to the Land Revision Act of 1891.

It is a direct assault on the restrictive practices in one of Britain's most self-protective trades.

Murano's Renaissance glass masters, who were so protective of their trade secrets, would be astounded.

This required a favourable balance of trade and protective tariffs.

Academics there have also completed work looking at the causes of the trafficking trade and protective factors that are likely to be effective.

And one of the main reasons for the government's timidity on this matter is that the American people won't support more protective measures because the trade-offs, in terms of privacy and convenience, have been deemed too great.One of the running jokes in comment sections this week is that soon the Transportation Security Administration will require travellers to fly naked.