Sentence examples for trade axis from inspiring English sources

No one has credibly analyzed this trade framework yet, but I'm pretty sure that anything within the existing free trade axis isn't going to be helping us find jobs.

Q. How'd this AXIS trade show compare to others in the past -- what stood out as plus'es (or minus'es if so)? Vanessa Chiu: We've just wrapped our second edition of Axis and come off a great plus being that we had roughly 200 branded collections showing.

The Tehran-Damascus-Beirut-Ankara axis of trade is already a reality.

Over the past eleven centuries the route has became an important axis for trade and for the dissemination of knowledge among the pilgrims travelling it and the towns it traverses.

In love with silk, the ancient Romans imagined a Far East - Serica and its inhabitants the Seres - as the land of the precious fiber and co-created with the Parthians and others a Eurasian axis of trade, known since Richthofen's studies as the Silk Road.

The axis of European trade shifted decisively inland.

In England Axis securities are traded more or less briskly by London brokers.

He acknowledges that default passwords to many camera systems, including those of Axis, are frequently traded over the Internet.

In recent years, MMC Capital has invested in at least 12 insurers, including Ace Ltd., a company run by Evan Greenberg, a brother of Jeffrey W. Greenberg, Marsh's former chief executive; XL Capital Ltd.; and Axis, all publicly traded.

The static theory of Trade-Off constitutes the first axis of development since these works.

The birth of the Santa Fe Trail redirected trade routes along an East-West axis, bringing in new resources for artists.