Sentence examples for trade competitiveness from inspiring English sources

Then, the dollar was plunging, improving the country's trade competitiveness.

The Direct Action review requires an assessment of the impact of climate policies on "jobs, investment, trade competitiveness, households and regional Australia".

As an export-oriented country, Ministry of Finance of Taiwan had been committed to reforming and speeding up the cargo customs clearance to sustain the trade competitiveness.

The "no regrets" policy meant Australia would consider only measures that involved cutting emissions without any adverse impact on the economy or trade competitiveness.

Scattered across Europe's northern periphery, they know there is no point waiting for the world to come to them: hence their obsession with free trade, competitiveness and distance-shrinking digital technology.

Mr McCain offers orthodox supply-side solutions, stressing deregulation, free trade, competitiveness and the use of market mechanisms to cure the problems in everything from health care to education to pensions.

The collapse of the pound has only begun, and is in danger of going well beyond what our trading competitiveness might require.

In the global trade arena, competitiveness is everything.

Those practices would include agriculture, education, energy and extractives, health and nutrition, and trade and competitiveness.

A way must be found to correct the large imbalances in trade and competitiveness.

Anabel has lectured in over 40 countries and written on many trade and competitiveness issues.