Sentence examples for trade communities from inspiring English sources
Such a burgeoning arms race could ultimately have transformed our early free trade communities into mercantile cellular and viral pirate lineages.
Such a quantitative description of cattle shipments in the U.S. can identify trade communities, describe temporal shipment patterns, and inform the design of disease surveillance and control strategies.
Electronic trade procedures or 'scenarios' are ready made, generic and reusable transaction models for trade communities such as seaports, banking, logistics, etc.
Targeting a specialized audience is the best way to increase the cost of advertising, says Mark Walsh, CEO of Verticalnet, which operates 41 industrial trade communities for industries such as chemical processing and water treatment.
He earned his law doctorate in 1889 by writing a dissertation on legal history titled Development of the Principle of Joint Liability and the Separate Fund in the Public Trading Company out of Household and Trade Communities in Italian Cities.
The expansion of trade, investment, and corporate activity has long had the effect of drawing nations together ― into cartels like OPEC, trade communities like the European Union, and international institutions like the International Monetary Fund.
The United States government's proposal on tobacco in the Trans-Pacific Partnership negotiations represents a step forward for public health in the international trade community.
The French have heard nothing about a reasonable alternative to its leaders' hamstrung ambitions — like a new focus on an organic trans-Atlantic trade community in response to China's economic challenge.
While pushing Pura Vida's coffee, he immersed himself in the fair trade community.
The upside is that the trade community -- even our opponents -- is generally in agreement that China needs to be reined in.
Josh Green is the co-founder and CEO of Panjiva, a leading provider of information to the global trade community and a competitor of Alibaba.com.
