Sentence examples for trade reform from inspiring English sources
Second, the nature of trade reform matters.
Exactly which things -- Is trade reform essential?
The prospects for a breakthrough in global trade reform in 2005 are poor.
Trade reform, Mr. Summers says, tends to benefit the poorest of all -- the rural poor.
"The benefits from trade reform are a bit like fitness training — not felt immediately and often accompanied by pain.
In 2002, Bono established DATA, an advocacy group focused on debt, foreign aid, trade reform and AIDS in Africa.
(The Trade Reform Bill of 1974, however, in effect restored to the U.S. president the authority to designate preferential tariff treatment, subject to approval by Congress).
The Doha round of negotiations on world trade liberalisation hinges on progress in farm-trade reform.
A cap-and-trade reform wi ll also create a profitable opportunity for rural America to receive market-based payments — instead of government subsidies — for the conservation practices that store carbon in the soils of our nation's farms.
Farm-trade reform may now be stalled indefinitely, says Mr Smith, but "nobody is charging around saying that iPods for America will have to be built here in future, or that semiconductors can no longer be built in Taiwan, or no Brazilian aircraft for JetBlue".In large parts of the American and global economies, trade liberalisation has already taken place.
Mr Zoellick was instrumental in brokering a tentative agreement to bring developing countries back to the table after the earlier fiasco at Cancún, which some had seen as heralding the demise of the whole multilateral trade-reform effort.
