Sentence examples for trade communications from inspiring English sources
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"It is a wonderful opportunity," Mr. Clinton said of the spread of trade, communications and computer technology throughout the globe.
Eventually, the minorities want a central government that would retain control only over defense, foreign affairs, international trade, communications and currency.
A few small grants here and there supported in-state cap and trade communications, a few operatives parachuted in -- but the job wasn't to build consensus, it was to sell a pre-wrapped package that nobody wanted.
A millionaire with a master's degree in business from the University of Miami, he also runs MasTec, a $1 billion-plus publicly traded communications technology company that his father started.
Vindobona grew to about 15,000 inhabitants and became part of a widespread network of trade and communications.
Khartoum is a major trade and communications centre, with rail lines from Egypt, Port Sudan, and Al-Ubayyiḍ, river traffic on the Blue and White Nile rivers, and an international airport.
Federal trade and communications regulators, along with the Justice Department, must bless the deal, which would create the nation's largest cellular carrier.
Accounts of Sept. 11 from New York City firefighters, collected for an internal Fire Department review, revealed the devastating failure of two intertwined necessities at the World Trade Center: communications lines and lines of command.
But as the ambitious new exhibition at the Victoria & Albert Museum, Encounters: The Meeting of Asia and Europe 1500-1800, makes clear, Europeans were latecomers in the network of global trade and communications established by Arabs, Persians, Indians and the Chinese.
Burnham was a little concerned that trade union communications might be hacked, but as long as the government kept him in the loop about what they were saying, he wasn't too bothered.
