Sentence examples for trade aspects from inspiring English sources
"Because as with many 'trade' deals in recent years, the intellectual property aspects are more important than the trade aspects".
The book is based on Mr. Koutrakos' doctoral thesis and functions as a useful overview of the trade aspects of foreign and defense policy and their functioning within the legal framework of the European Union (EU).
Mr. Ford is also director-general of British Trade Development in the U.S., & because of this he makes frequent commercial speeches at business lunches all over the nation, where he stresses favorable trade aspects, for the U.S., of Britain's entry into the European Economic Community.
The book considers international visions and limitations of the New Silk Road as a new paradigm, explores economic and trade aspects, including infrastructure networks, financial mechanisms, and the likely impact for other countries and regions, and analyses the likely implications for regional and trans-regional cooperation and competition.
The Conference recognized that, in view of the complex interrelationship of the production, consumption and trade aspects of the adjustment process and of FAA's competence in all aspects of agriculture, FAO had an important role to play in the process of international agricultural adjustment.
With regard to the trade aspects, I think that the European export figures for 1995 released at the beginning of January are very satisfactory.
The unfair trade aspect of the case requires little consideration.
In those three months, the anti-immigrant feeling was really ramped up tenfold; you didn't hear about the trade aspect of it at all.
Piketty: The TTIP can be an opportunity for both sides -- if it stretches beyond the free trade aspect.
"Because of the way things have gone and this policy of centralization and intensification, basically the trade aspect of slaughtering has gone by the board," he says.
It's nothing new - attempts have been made to automate the trading aspects of the financial markets since the 1980s - but is the Virtu success story a nail in the coffin for traditional finance sector jobs?
