Sentence examples for trade rights from inspiring English sources
Even in these days of megacontracts and free agency and restricted trade rights, there are some stars worth acquiring.
As part of that accord, the administration asked Congress to give up its annual review of China's trade rights in this country.
Separately, May is reported to be considering plans to protect Britain's financial services industry after Brexit by seeking special measures for banks and insurers to keep their privileged "passporting" trade rights with the rest of the EU.
"You have the most comprehensive policy toward Africa that any administration has had, including trade rights and AIDS and intervention with American forces to help solve the Liberia situation," she said.
The people of Iquitos still credit Mr. Toledo for bringing down Mr. Fujimori, whom they bitterly opposed for his peace treaty with Ecuador which gave Ecuadoreans some navigational and trade rights on the Amazon.
Calling trade relations with China the work of "13 years and three administrations," Gov. George W. Bush of Texas today urged Congressional Republicans and Democrats alike to support President Clinton and vote next week to grant China permanent trade rights.
It means there's no trade, right?
Striking global trade deals that help reduce barriers to trade right across our trading partners?
Countries trading commodities with other countries so everyone has what they need; that's free trade, right?
"We're not making a trade right now," Kidd said with a laugh.
"I'm afraid we won't see much progress on trade right away".
