Sentence examples for trade approval from inspiring English sources

In preparation for this eventuality, White House officials have begun hinting that President Barack Obama might be willing to trade approval of the pipeline for Republican acceptance of one of his favored policies.

Former Mayor Michael Bloomberg voiced a similar sentiment Wednesday, writing that the Keystone XL has become a "perfect symbol of Washington's dysfunction" and arguing that Obama trade approval of the pipeline for a bilateral climate deal with Canada that more than offsets the pipeline's projected impact.

Democrats, whose allies among labor unions are skeptical of the benefits of trade, blocked approval of the trade pacts when they took over Congress in 2007.

In response, Monti warned a few days ago that the government was ready to implement the reform without the trade unions' approval.

That may well reflect the EU's decision-making structure, however: Peter Mandelson, the European commissioner for trade, needs approval from national governments if he is to go as far as his American counterpart has demanded.

This program narrates the circumstances leading to President Putin's bitter decision to trade U.S. approval of the war in Chechnya for what has proved to be a diminished role in world politics.

On a third key question, a planned trade agreement, approval of which has been held up by the Soviet failure to pass a more flexible emigration law and by Moscow's embargo against Lithuania, senior American officials said there was a good chance that the agreement would be signed.

The GOP amendments to the Trade Promotion Authority make measures to address climate change a poison pill for trade agreement approvals.

"We have to do our part in making sure we have the capabilities and the skills to be competitive". That fell short of an endorsement of the Trade Promotion Authority bill, which would give President Obama and Congress renewed authority to "fast track" approval of trade deals.

The free trade agreement awaiting approval by Congress can help build those ties.

The U.S. government said it would seek the trade body's approval to impose $7 billion to $10 billion in retaliatory measures.