Sentence examples for trade presents from inspiring English sources

"Removing barriers to regional trade presents benefits to farmers, consumers and governments".

With 170 employees, Alpha presents a model example of the push-and-pull dynamics the debate over trade presents.

Carey starts off optimistically, willing to trade presents for the only gift she wants: time with the one she loves.

The expansion of the trade presents a gathering threat to the new democratic government and a severe challenge to the American and international forces here.

Solar energy trade presents a triadic community structure with Europe, the USA and China as the dominant players, while hydro energy trade presents a smaller and more dispersed structure.

Certainly Paul Lo, a former executive of Citibank who is chairman of the island's Bank SinoPac, senses the opportunity that trade presents: He points to a two-wheel travel bag made in China a $2 gift ("You can't beat the price") that his Taipei-based institution distributed to its 100,000 shareholders this year.

He said King also reached out to him to extol the opportunities the trade presented and did make him feel better about the deal.

The other half comes from his sparkling descriptions not only of newspaper office denizens but of the tricks of their trade, presented in language that is smartly satirical yet brimming with affection.

Rio's mountainous geography and Brazil's more emerging economy, and comparatively high murder rate and drugs trade, present their own challenges.

This paper then demonstrates how political sustainability may be incorporated into the design process such that a politically savvy system architect may appropriately trade present costs against future costs.

Having played more Christmas Day games than any other N.B.A. franchise — 47 entering this season — the Knicks will be trading presents, slippers and family dinners for a chance at beating the Lakers on national television.