Sentence examples for trade fare from inspiring English sources
"Europe is not the same after the 7-month negotiation with our country, Europe was shocked by the tough battle of a determined nation," he told those attending the annual Thessaloniki trade fare where Greek premiers traditionally lay out economic policy.
The ordinary folk who can do no better than buy during aftermarket trading fare poorly.
How are the pitching prospects the Nationals once traded faring?
After that, the University's private-equity assets — money invested in companies that aren't publicly traded — fared best, returning 31percentt.
I spoke to Mike Power, author of Drugs 2.0: The Web Revolution That's Changing How the World Gets High, about how the online drug trade might fare over the next decade or two.
Is it accurate to suggest that trade unionists fared badly in the Blair years?
Fair Trade farms fared a bit better economically during the worst times, and tended to invest more in local schools and food processing facilities.
THROUGHOUT eight rounds of GATT talks, tariffs were trade negotiators' staple fare (see table 4).
The event is organized by a new association of food entrepreneurs called Fare Trade.
Frequent First Despite the absence of a proper third-class option for Britain, there are plenty of opportunities to trade time for fare savings.
He also suggested that the Colombia and Panama trade pacts would fare no better with liberals; Mr. Brown said all three agreements would cost Americans jobs.
