Sentence examples for trade clashes from inspiring English sources

That has not only brought further investment but until recently has also helped insulate China from trade clashes.

The Trump administration is engaged in trade clashes on multiple fronts, as American negotiators seek to wrap up talks over the North American Free Trade Agreement with Canada and Mexico and hold additional talks with European and Japanese counterparts in coming months.

But it is unlikely to avert a rapidly approaching trade clash that threatens to derail global stock markets and multinational supply chains.

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PARIS — Seeking to avoid a new trans-Atlantic trade clash, the European Aeronautic Defense and Space Company and European politicians played down on Thursday a report that might jeopardize a $35 billion United States military contract awarded to EADS in partnership with Northrop Grumman.

And the impact will be significantly different". But he said there was little doubt that the trade clash was a "big problem".

But that office dissolved after a few months, and Navarro was relegated to a role subordinate to the National Economic Council and its director, Gary Cohn, the former Goldman Sachs president whose more favorable positions on trade clashed with Navarro's nationalist stance.

He also boasts a populist position on trade and clashes with party orthodoxy on foreign policy and campaign finance.

The fragile working-class solidarity built across regional, linguistic and religious differences cracked under the pressure of nativist politics and trade union clashes.

Cabinet papers leaked to the Guardian earlier this month showed that Margaret Beckett, the trade secretary, clashed with Mr Mandelson over his proposal that the bill should give ministers the flexibility to introduce wide-ranging exemptions from a minimum wage, including on the basis of region, sector or size of firm.

Congressional Democrats, meanwhile, now find themselves in alignment with a president that they clash with on nearly every other issue at the same time it becomes clear that their turn away from free-trade policies clashes with what many of their youngest supporters want.