Sentence examples for through trade of from inspiring English sources

Globalization has fostered increasing regional and global interdependence; a major facet of interdependence is expressed through trade of goods, resources, and people.

While the Nuggets roster remains largely intact, there have been some key changes, most notably the addition of free agent guard Isaiah Thomas, and departures through trade of Wilson Chandler, Kenneth Faried and Darrell Arthur.

The restricted movement of animals across counties for the last 40 years means that it is unlikely that the benign strains have spread through trade of live sheep during this period.

In Victoria, Australia, most groundwater resources are now fully allocated and opportunities for new groundwater development can only occur through trading of license entitlements.

By allowing flexibility through trading of conservation credit offsets, this groundwater policy tool appears to be more politically acceptable than traditional, less flexible, regulations.

This fowl plague spread through Europe in the early 20th century, most likely through trading of domestic birds.

Seeking to fuel economic growth through trade, governments of LMICs have agreed to such measures in exchange for access to potentially lucrative export markets for key sectors such as agriculture and textiles.

Evidence from other countries have shown considerable interaction between small pig producers and commercial producers [ 4], whether directly, through the trade of live animals, or indirectly, through the use of slaughterhouses, market facilities and haulage services.

For Pakistan, this formula might work if it included provisions for the protection — and potential enrichment, through free trade — of the people of Kashmir, in whose name Pakistan had carried on the conflict.

But he was sacked for the fifth time of the game, this one by Shawne Merriman, one of several players obtained by the Chargers through their trade of Manning for Rivers.

The potential for subsequent spread of the pathogen through the trade of export logs has been demonstrated to be negligible (Hood et al. [2014]).