Sentence examples for question of trade from inspiring English sources

Many developed countries are counting on a surge in exports to boost their own sluggish domestic economies.It is not just a question of trade.

Mr Mandelson said it was "completely false" to suggest there was bias against China, adding it was "not a question of trade, but a question of health".

That means they are in less of a rush to buy and willing to spend more on renovation.A bond backed by rental payments would help answer the question of "trade v industry".

BUSH ON TRADE TONIGHT: Mr President, on the question of trade, how can it be morally justified for the world's richest country to subsidise its farmers so that they can sell their goods cheaper than farmers in the developing world, and, as a result, put those farmers in the developing world out of business?

Whether we can tolerate a slightly higher percentage of defective children is a question of trade-offs.

Thus when it came to living quarters for the MaxiMog, there wasn't a question of trade-offs; it was simply a matter of how to make it all fit among comfortable furnishings.

"It's a question of trading off fuel consumption for speed," said Mr. Franklin, whose company distributes a consumption-reducing nanoparticle fuel additive for diesel that will be used in the bid.

But since the deal was announced, he has suggested that the question of trading the Taliban Five for Bergdahl was a surprise and that's certainly not the case.

They show more interest in absenteeism among doctors, intestinal worms in children or flip charts in schools than in the grand questions of trade, aid and growth.

These days, U.S. and Chinese officials negotiate questions of trade, currency policy and security while American and Japanese officials bicker over the length of runways at U.S. military bases.

The so-called Doha Round of negotiations, which began 12 years ago, hit the rocks in 2008 over questions of trade in industrial goods and protecting small farmers from cheap food imports.