Sentence examples for trade governing from inspiring English sources

The World Trade Organization's (WTO's) negotiating round in Cancún, Mex., abruptly ended on September 14 as ministers from rich and poor countries failed to reach agreement on proposals for facilitating trade, governing investment, and bringing about greater transparency in government procurement.

The 1999 protests were marked by widespread media coverage, which sparked conversations about the role of the three largest global trade governing bodies – and illuminated how violence can be leveraged by activists seeking publicity.

These agreements go well beyond trade, governing investment and intellectual property as well, imposing fundamental changes to countries' legal, judicial, and regulatory frameworks, without input or accountability through democratic institutions.

Arriving late in Cambridge because of a taxi strike and roadworks, the culture secretary launched his second review of the day when he asked media regulator Ofcom to undertake a "health check" into terms of trade governing the way the BBC treated independent producers.

Next in line is Olympic Airways, Europe's perpetual flying basket-case, which the Greek government has been talking about privatising for over a decade.Such bail-outs would not be necessary were airlines not a protected species, with international trade governed by inter-governmental deals and with bans on foreigners taking control.

The WTO is a chartered multilateral trade organization, charged with continuing the GATT mandate to promote trade, govern trade relations, and prevent damaging trade practices or policies.

That is why we need what GATT and the WTO have always sought to achieve: fair international trade, governed by rules, on the lines that we in the European Parliament have always advocated.

Does the party choose an insider with Washington credentials, like a Senator John Thune of South Dakota, or an outsider like Ms. Palin, who trades governing gravitas for searing populism?

McGrady further cautions that 'the provisions of trade agreements governing non-tariff barriers to trade will limit effective and comprehensive tobacco control' [ 57].

Costa Rica and the administration disagreed over proposed trade rules governing agriculture products, textiles and the service industry in the Central America Free Trade Agreement.

Costa Rica disagreed with proposed trade rules governing agriculture products, textiles and the service industry.