Sentence examples for trade addressing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama is expected to harden his challenge to China to increase its currency's value for fairer trade — addressing the one area in which Mr. Romney has struck a more populist chord that appeals to the working-class voters that Mr. Obama will need if he is to be re-elected.

Dipoto said the trade addressed the Angels' "much-discussed depth" issue among starting pitchers.

Dipoto said the trade addressed the "much-discussed" issue of whether the Angels had sufficient depth among starting pitchers.

From a baseball standpoint, the trade addresses some of the Mets' needs, but others remain glaring.

Mr. Vilsack indicated that the United States was amenable to incremental steps to revive the beef trade to address Japanese concerns.

The president, who is travelling with hundreds of investors and trade officials, addressed an audience of top Indian businessmen in Mumbai last night.

This dominant buyer position has barely changed since the UK government and parliament introduced the terms of trade to address this in 2003.

Even her publication, the book industry's chief trade journal, addresses the flourishing black market primarily "with several features a year and during Black History Month," she said, so she would welcome someone compiling an African-American best-seller list.

Another critical issue involves the manner in which China's trade policies address biofortification issues.

"Governments need to develop a full set of new trade rules to address new trade barriers," said Alan Davidson, Google's Director of Public Policy, who believes censorship restricts free trade.

"So none of us traded addresses, not that we had any to trade".