Sentence examples for substantial trade between from inspiring English sources

Secondly he called for substantial trade between countries, including rich and poor countries, in greenhouse gas emissions.

Substantial trade-offs between biodiversity and water quality exist when land use planning targets a single service, but these trade-offs can be minimized through multi-objective planning.

The combined data suggest a distinct role of TtMCO and a substantial trade-off between activity and stability, compared to other characterized bacterial LMCOs, making it of interest in future protein engineering studies.

There was a substantial trade-off between taxonomic and genetic coverage for nuclear gene sequences.

Moreover, young mothers have the greatest residual reproductive value (Williams 1966) and face substantial trade-offs between current and future reproduction (Clutton-Brock 1991; Stearns 1992).

This demonstrates the more substantial trade-off between litter size and birth mass as was observed already from the phenotypic correlations.

With this survey, there is a substantial trade-off between criteria for proximity of monitors and the sample size and composition of the available data (Parker et al. 2008a, 2008b).

Following last year's joint study of the substantial trade and investment benefits of further liberalization and harmonization between them, they proceeded to "scope" the proposed negotiation of an ambitious trans-Atlantic agreement that would go beyond the terms of more conventional free trade agreements (such as the E.U. already has with Canada's Nafta partner Mexico).

There are limited charter flights between Turkey and Armenia, but no scheduled traffic and no substantial trade.

And substantial trade talks are in the offing.

The world continues to experience substantial trade imbalances.