Sentence examples for spur trade from inspiring English sources

"We urgently need to increase our runway capacity to spur trade growth, investment and job creation.

The Republican takeover of the Senate may also help spur trade deals involving America, several of which are under negotiation.

The euro became a reality in 2002, launched in the hope that a single currency would spur trade, competition and ultimately growth.

The group, which will be open to all African countries, will cover such risks as embargoes, expropriations and civil disturbances and is intended to spur trade and investment.

It will help break down borders and encourage closer integration, which will spur trade, facilitate the movement of capital and create huge opportunities.

Ms. Barshefsky pressed on, piecing together an agreement with Jordan meant to spur trade in the Middle East, and negotiating the deal of her political life, the one with China.

Yet that has not been enough to spur trading in arcane yet large arenas like collateralized debt obligations, which are pools of loans, and auction-rate securities, which are debt obligations typically issued by municipalities and nonprofit institutions on which the rates are set at regular auctions.

NAFTA has spurred trade for all its members.

In January 1999, Brazil's currency was devalued by more than 35percentt, putting an end to the exchange-rate stability that had spurred trade within the group.

While this spurred trade and development in the area, it also later turned into the enslavement of natives for pearl diving.

In 1859, the first railroad arrived in Lock Haven, spurring trade and economic growth.