Sentence examples for trade restraints from inspiring English sources

But trade restraints that protect some domestic workers from job loss unavoidably eliminate the jobs of other domestic workers.

Trade restraints that protect steel workers threaten the livelihoods of other domestic workers whose jobs depend on imported steel or on the health of other industries supported generally by imports.

In a major triumph for the Clinton administration and American business, the Senate cast a bipartisan vote to remove trade restraints and expand commerce with China, the world's most populous nation.

However, roadblocks can involve more than the obvious trade restraints.

Those on the Hill who ignored human rights and buckled to corporate-Clinton pressure now mutter about rescinding their giveaway of trade restraints.

The G20 nations have introduced more than 400 trade restraint measures, according to the monitoring organisation Global Trade Alert.

Still, his proposals on taxes, trade and restraint in government spending resonate with big business.

In accordance with his physiocratic laissez-faire principles, he freed the grain trade from restraint; suppressed the corvée, or forced labour service, exacted from the peasants; and abolished the guilds, which had limited both access to artisanal professions and the competition within them.

Obama on Thursday announced a plan that would limit the size of financial firms and the risks they can assume, including limitations on banks' interests in funds and private equity firms, restrictions on proprietary trading and restraints on the size of any firm relative to the rest of the industry.

Each area of cooperation Mr. Obama has identified, from trade to spending restraint, could just as easily become a focus of conflict.

First, Marshall noted that the case history of the Indian Commerce Clause was to protect the tribes from state infringement, not to approve of Indian trade without constitutional restraint.