Sentence examples for the differing trade from inspiring English sources

But a GTM cannot function without external content: the way products are classified, which companies are on denied party lists, and the differing trade documentation required by nations around the world.

We suggest that the differing trade-offs presented by alternative genetic codes may result in differences in genome structure.

On the other hand, the exchanges' differing trading rules may limit the scope for efficiencies.

The U.K. insists that any outcome that involves border checks or differing trade rules within its internal borders is unacceptable, unconstitutional, and an all-around insult.

Regulators have not been able to pin the cause of the drop on any single factor but have preliminarily concluded that it was the result of a sudden loss of liquidity in stock and futures markets, a condition that might have been exacerbated by differing trading rules on various exchanges.

The Deutch proposal makes a set of choices to overcome these challenges associated with its BCA: the mechanism will apply only to products that exceed a certain level of carbon intensity, and the fee differs across trading partners based on a "foreign cost of carbon" that will be defined for each major trading partner.

Apprenticeship training in Canada is the domain of the provinces and the territories, and often program requirements for the same trade differ by jurisdiction.

The evidence of this pattern under differing attribute trade-off assumptions suggests that the benefits of greater information collected through efficient designs outweighs the potential noise created by inconsistent respondent choices due to cognitively more complex efficient designs.

Results indicate that industry concentration is detrimental to women in the labor market and that the impact of trade liberalization differs depending on the degree of concentration and the nature of the international competition.

The E.U. trade case differs from the American action in that the European case will most likely be limited to an anti-dumping complaint, without including an anti-subsidy charge, the people familiar with the dispute said.

How would the Free Trade Area of the Americas differ from the European Union?