Sentence examples for third largest trade from inspiring English sources
India is Australia's second largest source of international students and third largest trade partner, behind the US and China.
The GMB itself is the third largest trade union in the UK and represents workers in manufacturing and public services.
Both countries are founding members of Mercosur, the world's third largest trade group, but have been openly critical recently of each other's tariff and currency policies, raising questions about the future of the bloc.
Britain's third largest trade union is planning to cut its affiliation funds to the Labour Party from just over £1m a year to £150,000.
Those who regard Nazarbayev's participation in the EAEU to be political may dismiss the long-term-economic-benefits argument as cheap talk, citing the organisation's poor record as well as the fact that although Russia and Kazakhstan share their longest borders with one another, Moscow is Astana's only third largest trade partner.
The two countries are each other's third largest trading partners.
The EU is Russia's main trading partner, while Russia is the EU's third largest trading partner.
"The great unknown is the economic policy, based around a trade war with Mexico, it's third largest trading partner, and China, its biggest trading partner.
As the world's fourth largest economy and third largest trading country, China accounted for approximately 5 percent of world GDP and had recently graduated in status to a middle-income country.
The peso suffered its biggest decline in more than two decades on fears that Trump will embark on protectionist measures that would damage its relationship with America's third largest trading partner.
In making that decision, analysts say Mr. Aquino focused on two issues of major importance to the Philippines: its eight million overseas workers, who send home $17 billion or more a year, and economic relations with China, the country's third largest trading partner with bilateral trade reaching about $30 billion last year, as well as billions of dollars a year in soft loans.
