Sentence examples for trade instruments from inspiring English sources
The results showed that, in the absence of side payments, the achievement of such a coalition might require the design of suitable trade instruments.
Under the management of the men's father, the Woodman Brothers Biggest Little Big Band in the World became well known among musicians; the brothers' trick was to trade instruments several times during a set.
These include public policy initiatives that have implications for trade and investment, as well as direct trade instruments like subsidies and tariffs.
Trade policy will continue to play a major role, because trade instruments are often used in times of crises to guarantee food supplies.
Trade in most agricultural commodities is expected to increase, trade rules are becoming more complex, and, in times of food crises, trade instruments are being used by some countries to guarantee food for their own people.
The Commission should engage with the Ukrainian authorities with a view to finding a solution to this irritant through the use of dedicated trade instruments, especially the bilateral dispute settlement mechanism.
Moreover, the trade barriers of the poor countries against one another are more significant restraints on their own development than those imposed by the rich countries.The situation is little different when it comes to the use of anti-dumping actions, the classic "fair trade" instrument that has ironically been used "unfairly" to undermine free trade.
They should, however, be applied evenly to all trading instruments.
Analysts say the Barclays E.T.N.'s may be the first to track individual crops, but they join a growing number of trading instruments focused on agricultural commodities.
For macro hedge funds, which bet on global economic trends by trading instruments of almost any description, the terrain is especially perplexing.
Faster, cheaper computing makes it possible to create more and better models for calculating cash movements, which can be turned into trading instruments.
