Sentence examples for secure trading from inspiring English sources

I.B.M. and Ericsson, the top builder of cellular-phone networks, said they would integrate software products this year so that financial services companies could offer broader and more secure trading and banking services.

"These strong figures underline the importance of a secure trading climate to attract investment, especially in difficult times.

The Church initiated several buildings in and around the city and international contacts secured good trading opportunities especially with Germany and Norway.

It can take five years or more to secure trade deals with foreign governments.

The EU has failed to secure trade deals with the huge economies of India, China and America.

Britain intended to secure trade and communication routes to India through the Suez Canal and the Persian Gulf.

EVEN by the tortured standards of Washington lawmaking, George Bush's struggle to secure trade promotion authority from Congress seems increasingly Sisyphean.

He also expanded Dutch influence in the Caribbean and sponsored the seizure of Angola (1641) and of several key ports on the west African coast in order to secure trade and supply African slaves for Brazilian plantations.

The deal lowers the risk of higher import tariffs on Mexican and Canadian goods arriving in the US, seen as a threat from the Trump White House used to secure trade concessions.

Because if this deal falls apart, the consensus among the P5+1 countries will also fall apart, as China, Russia, and as we have now seen, the Europeans, will rush to secure trade agreements with Iran.

Northern Indian merchants now benefited from the unification of the Central Asian steppes, which from 1250 until about 1350 (following an initially quite destructive Mongol impact) opened up a new and secure trade route from India to China and the Black Sea.