Sentence examples for trade connection from inspiring English sources

Despite Georgia's Byzantine-leaning culture, the country's intimate trade connection with the Middle East is evidenced on contemporary Georgian coinage, whose legends were composed in Georgian and Arabic.

Although extensive trade of poultry and swine between continents and within the North American countries almost certainly contributed to the emergence of this virus, surveillance of influenza strains circulating among traded animals is poor [10], so that it is impossible to designate any single country, trade connection or market as the key point at which the new strain evolved.

Trade connections with Islāmic lands intensified, and traders from Middle Eastern cities spread Islām far and wide among steppe peoples.

Meanwhile, provincial cities such as Tampico and Veracruz thrived only by providing trade connections to the capital.

The truce was politically and economically advantageous for both sides, and the Italians were quick to make profitable trade connections in Egypt.

Its far-ranging trade connections made it so prosperous in the 14th century that the English crown was pledged to its merchants as security for loans several times.

The requisitioning of draft animals, for example, caused severe problems in villages that were already suffering from the enlistment of young men, and many recently created trade connections were ruined.

Printz, who was an energetic and conscientious governor, established harmony with the local Indians, arranged amicable relations with English North American settlers, initiated trade connections with the Dutch in New Netherlands, and constructed or directed several commercial enterprises within New Sweden.

Each sale has touched off new debates about whether exemptions to the ban mainly benefit organized crime syndicates by reopening trade connections, allowing gangsters to peddle poached ivory in addition to the official sales of documented stocks held by governments.

They are from the rich and varied lands around the Sierra Madre Occidental mountains, where in ancient times diverse cultures had in common the worship of ancestors, the skilled working of clay, and trade connections.

So also may the appearance of similar proto-Elamite tablets at Tepe Yahya south of Kermān and in the great central desert provide evidence of trade connections between Mesopotamia and the east in this case a trade that may have centred on specific items such as steatite and copper.