Sentence examples for rules for trade from inspiring English sources

It now wants new negotiations only on rules for trade facilitation, simplifying paperwork and reducing corruption.

"If we don't write the rules for trade around the world, guess what?

With Beijing subscribing to standard rules for trade and investment, they say these companies will be able to bypass Hong Kong and deal directly with cities throughout China.

The United States and Britain, facing a Russian veto in the Security Council, abandoned efforts for now to change the rules for trade with Iraq.

"The TPP not only seeks to provide new and meaningful market access for American goods and services exports, but also set high-standard rules for trade," the trade representative's office says.

The Free Trade Area of the Americas would lower and eliminate tariffs on goods traded among 34 countries on the two continents, and could shape the rules for trade in services and foreign investment.

But regulators will soon have the power to lay down their own rules for trading in commodities and derivatives.

The CBA is the labor blueprint (setting salaries, rules for trades, etc) between the players and the owners.

When there's a public hearing on, say, implementing new rules for trading derivatives, most of the people who show up are the people who trade derivatives.

Look closer, and who but the state can provide the necessary rules for trading standards, the environment, social rights and so on?

On another matter, many businesses, including confectioners, brewers and airlines, had worried that new rules for trading derivatives would hurt their ability to hedge.