Sentence examples for trade killing from inspiring English sources

We remain optimistic that trophy hunting will eventually rank lowest on the list of the many threats lions face (which also include the bone trade, killing as retaliation for human-wildlife conflict and lost of prey base and habitat).

The entire force at the Mexico City airport was replaced after two officers, believed to have been involved in the drug trade, killed three colleagues in the food court of a terminal in June.

The scrapping of AusAid as a separate organisation, folding its activities back into the department of foreign affairs and trade, killed a well-known brand name – not least in its main area of activity, where its aid projects like support for village schools stood somewhat separate from hard national interest.

Like Trump, Sanders has made the claim that "trade kills jobs" a standard part of his campaign rhetoric.

Neither party seems to grasp that free trade killed the Great American Job Machine, and both are grasping at straws, repeating mantras from 30 years ago, or promoting policies (a NAFTA with South Korea?!) that will make things even worse.

The range of tasks that can be outsourced and offshored is constantly expanding.The notion that trade kills jobs is based on the false premise that there is a fixed amount of work to do.

But the ATPDEA, a tool in the American drug war, already helps Colombian exporters, so their American counterparts have more to gain from ratifying the trade agreement.Barack Obama's administration has been lukewarm, because many Democrats think free trade kills jobs and some worry about human-rights violations in Colombia.

Fair trade kills both.

Fifty-five percent said they believe trade kills U.S. jobs, compared to 32percentt who said they believe it creates them.

Li said that the dog leather trade is dependent on the dog meat trade; since killing dogs for meat is not illegal in China, the byproducts, including skin and fur, may be used for other purposes.

A TRUCK bomb explodes in New York's World Trade Centre, killing six people and injuring 1,000.