Sentence examples for trade respect from inspiring English sources

As the game got away from his team, Sherwood was obliged to reconsider the motivational power of the two  R-words which dominate his trade: respect and remuneration.

According to Mr Chang, the rich nations that now hector the poor on the importance of free trade, respect for intellectual property and hospitality to foreign investors broke all of those rules when they themselves were clambering up the development ladder.

He has transformed a largely unknown trade into a craft respected within the industry.

The U.S. is the champion of this unipolarity but at the same time it talks about free trade, the respect for human rights, and liberal democratic values, and international security, which also are the attributes of multipolar world.

For instance, contrary to developed countries "it is the rule rather than the exception that companies do not comply with existing legal frameworks related to corruption, payment of taxes, fair trade practices, respect for human rights, customer services, [and] environmental protection' in developing countries" ((Prieto Carron et al. 2006), p. 978).

This result is discussed in the context of the history of the African slave trade with respect to São Tomé and Príncipe.

"It became clear that he was looking for a change, and when he requested a trade, we respected his request," Layden said in a statement last night.

"This was offset by weaker trading in respect of the European tour shows and the postponement of the Norwegian event at the end of March 2015".

We need to ensure that any new negotiating topics and rules enhance free markets, strengthen transparency in the WTO and facilitate trade, while respecting the prerogatives of sovereign states.

Under Alfred Bengsch, the 'Church's political abstinence and official neutrality … were traded for respect for the pastoral right to exist of the Church in the GDR and acceptance of the legal status quo in a sort of ecological niche.'16.

Given that the problem of substandard and falsified medicines should be approached primarily from a public health and equity perspective, it is important that the negotiations on the way forward be led by the Ministries of Health along with the Ministers of Finance and Trade, while respecting legitimate intellectual property rights.