Sentence examples for trade dimension from inspiring English sources
Based on the business identification code of each workplace retrieved from the CNAV data, we then used databases of facilities or companies from Insee (Permanent Database of Facilities, SIRENE register) or Trade Dimension to identify the work economic sector of each participant.
Long exposure photography trades the dimension of time for a dimension of space, extruding the moon into existence on a set of photographic prints, the technology capturing a painting, enacted by the details of the wind.
At minimum, we should expect explicit recognition of the globalization and trade-related dimension of the world's rising burden of chronic disease when nations meet to discuss plans of action later this year.
The pressure for Sanchez to perform was already extremely high, but the Tebow trade adds another dimension.
Finally, the last dimension trade is of utmost importance to developing economies.
In this respect, we use the Konjunkturforschungsstelle (KOF) globalisation index to explore the dynamic link between economic growth, financial development, trade and various dimensions of globalisation and energy consumption.
The need to better understand this dimension of trade and tobacco is especially important given the shift in trade negotiations following the stalling of the Doha Round from multilateral (i.e. the World Trade Organisation) to regional and bilateral venues.
These were Trade Openness; the fourth dimension of the Economic Freedom of the World Index (EFI4) (Gwartney et al. 2011); and the first dimension of the KOF index of globalization (KOF1) (ETH 2012).
Mr. Robins's collection evokes this same spirit and adds a rich dimension to trade center history.
Reasonable people will disagree how to trade improvements on each dimension against the others, and a process will be needed to resolve these disagreements.
The international dimension of trade has been almost entirely absent from the political debate this season, and that's too bad.
