Sentence examples for toward trade from inspiring English sources

"Now he needs to jump-start movement toward trade liberalization".

Strikes nevertheless occurred, and governments eventually adopted an attitude of open encouragement toward trade unionism.

Solving this problem will require domestic austerity and a move toward trade surpluses.

The Peruvian agreement has had a tortuous journey, entangled in the growing Democratic hostility toward trade.

That says a lot about how attitudes toward trade have changed.

"We have a public policy toward trade," said Douglas A. Irwin, an economist at Dartmouth College.

The Obama administration's clunkers program gives consumers up to $4,500 toward trade-ins of older gas guzzlers for newer, more fuel-efficient models.

[C1.] Before Close Vote on Trade, Intense Deal-Making The cliffhanger House vote to approve the Central America Free Trade Agreement was one of the most wrenching in Congress this year, and it highlighted the messy compromises that were necessary to overcome deep antagonism in many quarters toward trade-opening agreements.

While collections "should be dynamic," Richard Armstrong, director of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, said, institutions should not be acquiring work with an eye toward trading up.

One American League executive recently told me he would lean toward trading Reyes in the Mets' situation, given Reyes's reliance on his legs, his history of leg injuries and the franchise's obvious need to cut payroll.

Even before Hurricane Charley, the state was moving toward trading its rules for the International Building Code, which is more comprehensive, said Dr. Timothy Reinhold of the Institute for Business and Home Safety, an insurance industry group.