Sentence examples for sustained trade from inspiring English sources
Mining, logging and a sustained trade in bush meat have all put the squeeze on their habitats.
Not because either is willing to give ground in their long-running territorial dispute over some rocky outcrops in the East China Sea, but because both need the economic boost from sustained trade and investment between them.And the third reason concerns America.
Combined, these trends ushered in years of sustained trade expansion.
He also recommended that the eurozone adopt rules against sustained trade imbalances to mirror its rules against high budget deficits.
Under real-world conditions, low-wage countries can sustain trade surpluses for my remaining lifetime, and America will experience structural trade deficits.
The biggest hazards for the global economy will lurk in debt-ridden Europe, where deflation will be a risk.China sits at the other extreme: GDP growth of 7% will help sustain trading partners in Asia and elsewhere.
Even when the United States admitted that it probably had to "do" them, the focus was on using Roundup, a herbicide, to destroy the poppy crops of poor farmers rather than going after the smuggling networks and kingpins that sustained the trade and bred militias.
Transparency measures are key instruments for improving trade policy in sustaining effective trade rules and obligations and in the same way the FTA measure, which have revealed the rising direction toward expansion.
The class-action suit, filed in the Federal District Court in New York, seeks to prevent the New York Board of Trade from using member funds on deposit with Klein & Company Futures, the clearing member, to meet margin requirements resulting from losses sustained in trading on the New York Futures Exchange, a division of the board of trade.
Balance Our Trade: We can't sustain destabilizing trade deficits of over a billion a day.
Mr. Zoellick at the World Bank is pushing a trade support program to help developing countries sustain their trade.
