Sentence examples for scope of trade from inspiring English sources

The treaty to seal the round, signed in 1994, enormously increased the scope of trade rules.

During the mercantilism era, the scale and scope of trade routes expanded and many free ports developed as colonial outposts (Bost, 2010).

He would be quite comfortable and mighty pleased with the dizzying scope of trade in every commodity, product and service imaginable, and the incredible wealth engendered by that trade.

The market for oil futures differs from the markets for other commodities in the sheer size and scope of trading and in the impact it has on a strategically important resource.

The scope of trading activities was confined mainly to manufacturing, service industry, recycling, horticulture and catering.

A radical new generation of RTAs are emerging in the 21st century, extending the scope and reach of trade agreements.

But such constraints focused only on the scope of the trade deal.

His government service spanned a time in which tariffs and trade barriers were reduced and the scope of global trade expanded drastically.

The Obama statement followed the conclusion of a high-level joint working group led by De Gucht and the US trade representative, Ron Kirk, which reached agreement, several months late, on the potential scope of the trade talks.

The scope of ancient trade was immense.

This reduction of the scope of free trade predictably would damage UK output and productivity whatever methodology is used".