Sentence examples for trade forces from inspiring English sources

Relying on law enforcement to control the sex trade forces sex workers and the public into a dangerous relationship.

Wednesday's trade forces the Tebowites to reconsider or to subscribe to the belief that Elway and the Broncos, as well as the league's 31 other general managers and organizations, have it out for Tebow.

Now that that anti-free trade forces have won a major victory, what now?

A declining balance of trade forced the devaluation of the peso by 50 percent in 1976, producing insecurity and antagonism among Echeverría's middle-class supporters.

The discovery of bodies on Long Island has cast a light on the illicit sex trade, forcing many women to rethink what they do and broaden whatever precautions they may take.

The deregulation of many domestic markets and the removal of barriers to international trade forced private firms to seek the productivity gains necessary to stay in business.

E-commerce is currently growing at a rate twice as fast as fragmented trade, forcing many of these independents to turn to the e-commerce model.

Urban violence has been attributed to clashes between illegal armed groups and government forces, activities of post-demobilization groups, disputes over the control of urban areas that include profitable micro-drug trade, forced recruitment or labor, and pressure on communities to engage in illegal mining and illicit plant cultivation [ 24, 27].

The pro-trade forces are emphasizing the city's vested interest in expanding economic ties.

The president is being tugged in competing directions by pro-trade forces in both parties and by labor and environmental advocates, largely on the Democratic side.

The trades, forced to rise by the uplands, bring heavy rains to the Pacific coasts of Queensland and northern New South Wales.