Sentence examples for trade gateway from inspiring English sources

India has touted the Sittwe port as a "trade gateway" for its own landlocked north-eastern states.

By most estimates, Inland Empire, with its $300 billion piece of the industry, is the country's most bustling trade gateway.

"Maine is a rural state," she said, "and this is a businessman who is trying to make it the Northeast trade gateway".

His film intercuts avant garde images – marching bands, tapdancing clowns, a blindfolded guard firing a salute – with working shots of Felixstowe port, "the UK's principal trade gateway".

The port town of Lyttelton in New Zealand is best known for its beautiful landscapes and as a major trade gateway to the South Island.

That scenario would be felt immediately in the port of Dover, the UK's main trade gateway to Europe.

The prosperity of the Hanseatic League arose when German Baltic ports provided alternative trade gateways to the Danish straits.

United Arab Emirate-controlled DP World's auction of its U.S. port business gets under way, there is increasing concern that U.S.-based terminal operators lack the financing or the operational heft to take over some of America's largest trade gateways.

As such, the current trend underlines that trade gateways could further consolidate their role by networking their free zones with other gateways with which they have functional relations.

Globalization underlines the enduring fundamental niche that free ports play as international trade gateways, with most countries having a regulatory environment enabling free ports, with some actively promoting them.

The trade gateways were expected to reopen Tuesday.