Sentence examples for revive trade from inspiring English sources
But the new premier's real priority will be to revive trade with Russia.
Last year, he began a one-man effort to revive trade links with Taiwan, though in a more legal form.
What the Palestinian economy really needs is private investment to reanimate commerce and revive trade with the world.
So now it is Chile that is looking to Washington for a policy change that might revive trade talks.
He admitted all sides – Iran and Europe – were frustrated at the slow pace with which Europe was constructing counter-measures designed to revive trade links.
But these are accompanied, on the American side at least, by some well-thought-through policies designed to – wait for it – revive trade unions and collective bargaining.
The shares gained 27% on the first day of trading.See article: Puff the magic dragonOn holdThe World Trade Organisation admitted that differences between rich and poor countries were hampering attempts to revive trade-liberalisation talks, stalled since the collapse of talks in Cancún in September.
As a result of the global recession, we seem to have arrived at the cusp of an era of revived trade protectionism.
The best option is to hold out the real prospect of eventual EU membership, which a revived trade and association deal should explicitly point towards.
Cincinnati's economy flourished during and after the war as new markets in the North were established, and rail connections to the South revived trade there in the 1880s.
It remained a sleepy medieval town until the construction of the port of Zeebrugge and the cutting of a connecting canal (opened 1907) revived trade and stimulated industry and tourism.
