Sentence examples for trade moot from inspiring English sources
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This seems a bit more likely now that George Bush is considering offering modest inducements: allowing the sale of spare parts for ageing airliners and the lifting of America's veto on Iran's accession talks with the World Trade Organisation have been mooted.
Just when the government in Britain is making moves to undermine trade unions, ministers are mooting charges in the NHS and a US-style insurance system for sick leave, President Obama has been busy introducing measures to extend access to paid overtime.
With Napoleon's fall, questions of free trade and sailors' rights became moot and the two sides agreed to re-establish the pre-war status quo.
The United States trade embargo with Cuba is moot here -- those who can afford to light up (at $150 to $600 each) will be smoking a Desi Arnaz-era stogie.
Whether the direct or indirect disease implications of global market integration enters seriously in discussions of global, regional and bilateral trade treaty negotiations remains a moot question.
He declines to say if Dutch army or intelligence agencies buy exploits, noting that his government is still figuring out "what we're allowed to do offensively".Laws to ban the trade in exploits are being mooted.
If either of these claims were true, no further areas of the U.S. would be at risk of colonization, and regulation of U.S. trade in this species would be largely moot.
On the fringe of European trade talks in Brussels this week, EU foreign ministers mooted sanctions but not military intervention.
But even though he supports the legal trade in theory, Stiles said the point was essentially moot.
Tony Stacey, chair of a group of 100 housing associations and chief executive of South Yorkshire Housing Association, told trade publication Inside Housing when the policy was first mooted in March that he would "definitely" launch a challenge.
