Sentence examples for trade interruptions from inspiring English sources

Last Friday, Mr. Ohata, the trade minister, said the government was considering starting a stockpile of rare earths as a buffer against trade interruptions.

"The commission staff will continue to consult closely with the C.B.O.E. to understand the precise reason for the trading interruption and remediation measures".

Prior to the trading interruption, China Mobile was down 3.8%, to 125.10 Hong Kong dollars ($16.04), while the smaller telecoms were all up impressively: China Unicom shares leapt by 11.9%, to 18.48 Hong Kong dollars ($2.34); China Netcom similarly rocketed, up by 12.5%, to 27.05 Hong Kong dollars ($3.47); China Telecom gained 7.0%, to 5.67 Hong Kong dollars (73 cents).

I am constantly interrupted, interruptions engendered by other interruptions.

Even those who have exported successfully to Russia are tired of the multiple sudden interruptions in this trade because of haphazard Russian trade sanctions.

The results suggest that significant determinants of interruption are trade openness, the existence of veto players and the amount of resources committed by the Fund.

The work is supposed to start in June 2009 and finish in November 2012, without any interruption of trade shows at the Javits Center.

All these reverses led to economic depression and a sharp interruption of trade for the cities on the coast and in the south and caused a redirection of commerce toward the Adriatic harbour of Spina.

"If there were shocks to the global financial market, with credit running short, we'd have credit from our biggest international partner, so there would be no interruption of trade," said Guido Mantega, Brazil's economy minister.

"Unlike other instances of clubs being taken either wholly or partially into administration, there are no HMRC or VAT implications and the football club will continue to trade as normal without interruption.

Although Egypt isn't a major U.S. trading partner, its key role in the international oil trade means that an interruption would affect the U.S. directly.