Sentence examples for thwart trade from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush has said that the push to harmonize labor and environmental rules is fundamentally protectionist, geared to thwart trade rather than enhance it.

Prosecutors at the United States attorney's office in Manhattan could also require the bank to bolster internal controls that failed to thwart the trading loss.

Prosecutors at the United States attorney's office in Manhattan could also force the bank to bolster internal controls that failed to thwart the trading loss.

To take on Goliath: Bloomberg Markets Magazine reports that Koch Industries, one of the largest privately-held companies in the world, thwarted U.S. trade bans by selling millions of dollars of petrochemical products to Iran.

The fight separated allies who had recently joined to spend billions of dollars to upgrade theaters for digital and 3-D projection, and had used their combined political might to thwart proposed trading in a financial exchange based on box office revenue.

In that case, the Justice Department relied on a 1948 law, originally used to thwart the trading of stolen cars, which makes it a crime to transport across state lines goods worth more than $5,000 that are known to have been stolen.

At the same time, Telus also planted the seeds to thwart Mason's trade.

He ran for president, at least in part, to thwart a flawed trade policy that would force him to hurt America.

Anthony is wielding his free agency as a hammer to get a deal done, and to thwart any unappealing trades.

Federal lawmakers are considering bills aimed at thwarting cybertheft of trade secrets, although it is unclear whether this legislation would directly address problems that arise from business trips overseas.

But conservation groups suggest the illegal trade thwarts those efforts by driving up the price of the fish, making it more costly to restock, and making more eel available to Asia instead.