Sentence examples for relation to trade from inspiring English sources

Tells about the political power of the tobacco lobby with relation to trade agreements with foreign countries.

"The measure will be implemented in a way that is consistent with Australia's international obligations, including in relation to trade, investment and intellectual property," he said.

The real story between India and Pakistan over the last five years has been one of remarkable improvement in relationship, particularly in relation to trade and travel.

But the request reminds everyone of the party's financially compromised position in relation to trade unions (something the political right somehow manages to portray as more embarrassing than their own reliance on business interests and expat plutocrats).

While extant literature portrays transparency and FTAs as essential elements for economic growth which force firms to create clear and open trade policies (see Lejárraga and Shepherd 2013; Plummer and Tafti 2014; Turnes and Ernst 2015; Fukunaga 2015), the inter-linkages between transparency practices and FTA in relation to trade growth are considerably missing in the existing literature.

If this problem is not resolved, it is likely to pose a major barrier to the adoption of risk-based surveillance in relation to trade.

Whittamore arrested in relation to trading illegally obtained information with the press.

Tax Time Regarding the N.B.A.'s escrow tax in relation to trades, the tax does not penalize every team over the salary cap.

Steve Whittamore was arrested in August 2003 in relation to trading illegally obtained information with the press including mobile phone numbers, car registration plates and criminal records, following the information commissioner's Operation Motorman investigation.

Stakeholders' characteristics, such as influence, impact faced, and concerns can partially explain their position and response in relation to trade-offs.

For FC growth estimations in the global shipping industry, we will rely on findings from UNCTAD report, which found a high correlation between growth of industrial activity, growth of world GDP and the demand for sea freight transportation, without relation to trading growth between areas (UNCTAD, 2011).