Sentence examples for trade linked from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of millions of dollars worth of suspect gold has poured into the global markets as major breaches occurred in new international rules designed to tackle an underground trade linked to African warlords and human rights abuses.

He agrees that the fact that it's a person who was in the publishing trade, linked with Thorpe, and who had recently died all helps to explain the dedication's funerary form, "which has always also been a mystery".

Dennis Flynn and Arturo Giraldez, of California's University of the Pacific, reckon that the world economy was "born" in the 1570s, by which time trade linked Europe, the Americas, Asia and Africa.Yet a provocative recent paper* argues that there is little evidence that world markets were truly integrated before about 1800.

The trade, linked to Bain Capital's 2010 takeover of Gymboree, was not cited in the indictment, which said that Mr. Lee obtained secrets about "various" companies, including "but not limited to" Yahoo and 3Com, a maker of computer hardware and software.

A new transnational network has risen along the China-Laos border from rubber trade linked with geopolitical relations, and kinship and ethnic networks (Ouyang, 2013).

These were eras when travel and trade linked together many fascinating cultures and peoples, and great art and innovation were the result.

Exceptions occurred mainly in trades linked to traditional women's occupations, such as haberdashery and needlecraft.

program, asking, "If Cambodia can do it, why can't Bangladesh?" Peer-reviewed research by Gunseli Berik and Yana van der Meulen Rodgers offers evidence that trade-linked incentives can achieve improvements in working conditions without hindering export or job growth.

Yes, again, there are trade links.

The traditional route is via trade links.

Maintaining trade links will be vital.