Sentence examples for trade functions from inspiring English sources

Efforts to associate groups of states for specific defense and trade functions, especially after World War II, created wider unitary associations but with fundamental east-west differences.

An Italian weapons manufacturer has terminated its sponsorship of the National Gallery a year early after protests from artists and campaigners over the use of its space to host arms trade functions.

Under the terms of the reorganization, five agencies — the Small Business Administration, the United States Trade Representative, the Export-Import Bank, the Overseas Private Investment Corporation and the Trade and Development Agency, plus the business and trade functions of the Commerce Department — would be consolidated into a single agency focused on helping the private sector.

First, the Trump administration must clean house of all the academically-trained, free-trade economists, bureaucrats, and negotiators inhabiting the trade functions of the federal government.

In 2012, President Obama proposed to close Commerce and combine its business and trade functions with those of other agencies, such as the Export-Import Bank and Office of U.S. Trade Representative, in a new department.

'In the letter, it is claimed that President Erdogan's family members are directing the smuggling of ISIS oil, and Erdogan himself uses his power through Turkish energy companies and banks to provide this illegal trade functions in a triangle between ISIS dominated Syria, Kurdistan region and Turkey.

At various times rice was an instrument of trade, functioning as hard currency.

In December 2013, 73 employees in the maintenance and trade function at SPC Ardmona … were made redundant, and the function outsourced to an external maintenance services provider".

The Germans continued to hold their annual Book Fair in Leipzig, but this was primarily a trade function.

Proceeds from the trade function as a powerful force pulling the country apart by corrupting local officials, strengthening regional warlords who defy the central government and financing an increasingly violent Taliban insurgency.

As a writer and actor, Mr. Caan seems more comfortable with men than with women; the scenes between him and Mr. Hatosy, in which the insults they trade function as a kind of secret code for their deep attachment, are deftly and movingly sketched.