Sentence examples for tackle trade from inspiring English sources

She talked about her conviction that the basis of global economics is driving both climate change and the financial crisis and she called on her rich audience to take up the challenge of finding a new way to tackle trade.

The program's Web site, www.neangling.com, offers more information about the techniques and products featured on the show, which has sponsorship from fishing and tackle trade associations and corporations, Mr. LoCascio said.

The earliest European effort to tackle trading abuses began in June, before the allegations surfaced in the United States.

They really pioneered using undercover investigation techniques to tackle wildlife trade issues such as the illegal ivory trade and whaling.

Gangs operating on the so-called West Balkans smuggling route have proved to be innovative and flexible in the face of increased international cooperation to tackle the trade.

The officers tasked to tackle the trade are badly resourced, forced to fund small-scale operations from their salaries and fearful of ambush if they are betrayed.

The EIA report called on Laos to immediately set up a task force to tackle the trade and seize all illegal products in the Special Economic Zone.

As well as talking about those coming to work, they accuse the EU of allowing people smugglers to exploit the refugee crisis on Europe's border, saying that they are "failing to tackle this trade in human misery".

The UK prime minister, David Cameron, is hosting a summit in London next month in a bid to tackle the trade which has also seen tens of thousands of elephants killed in Africa annually in recent years.

Even Jean-Marie Le Pen, the far right's candidate in the French presidential contest, cited Lady Thatcher's "manliness" as the right quality with which to tackle the trade unions.In this section Sour Slavs in the slow lane Star struck Under attack Looking ahead.

Now two of Britain's most senior police chiefs concerned with the issue have entered the fray, denouncing the police approach to prostitution as a mess and saying that operations to tackle the trade are "counterproductive" and likely to put the lives of women at risk.