Sentence examples for trade plank from inspiring English sources

The first sentence of the platform's trade plank sets the tone: "Democrats acknowledge that for millions of Americans, global trade has failed to live up to its promise--with too many countries breaking the rules and too many corporations outsourcing jobs at the expense of American workers and communities".

So a Sanders-sponsored trade platform plank would hugely help candidate Clinton to do battle with candidate Trump.

The coalition government has made trade a key plank of its international development and aid strategy.

Mr Cameron will be the first serving British Prime Minister to visit Kazakhstan, as he continues to make boosting trade a key plank of  his Government's foreign policy.

However, those rights would probably end up becoming a key plank of trade negotiations, with issues such as EU citizens' access to benefits, healthcare and the right to move to the UK for work all up for discussion.

But others insist that instead of trying to police the trade by rooting our fraudulent planks, it's better to avoid the timber altogether.

Rudd failed to capitalize on his early momentum, however, and a series of legislative setbacks culminated in the shelving of a carbon emission trading scheme that was regarded as a central plank in Rudd's platform.

And Sarah Boseley highlights a new Oxfam report which argues that the strict enforcement of patents (ironically a key plank of the WTO-style free-trade agenda) is undermining the chances of the poorest to access decent medicines.

Fourteen years later, Plank controls Under Armour, a publicly traded apparel company that has been stealing market share from Nike by appealing to pro athletes and weekend warriors alike.

Obama's first dubious plank is to go slow on free trade.

Tougher IP laws and enforcement procedures have become a central plank of the demands the administration makes when negotiating free trade agreements with other countries.