Sentence examples for trade terms from inspiring English sources

In trade terms, negotiators say, a link-up makes sense.

He advocates, for instance, giving preferential trade terms for textiles from Afghanistan.

Industry capture also means that the trade terms we really need are traded away.

When, in 1861, a delegation of Prussians came to discuss trade terms, he mistakenly dismissed theirs as an insignificant country.

He hopes Ethiopia's massive trade deficit will narrow as his country's new factories export goods under preferential trade terms.

Accordion, side, box, inverted, sunburst, air-tuck, Van Dyke, and crystal are trade terms for some pleat designs.

In the late 1980s, the CFA franc became increasingly overvalued, thanks to unfavourable trade terms and fiscal ineptitude.

In trade terms, Europe and America have a greater comparative advantage in managing money than in making things.

He said he would also press the European Union to offer more preferential trade terms to Morocco.

She argues that western liberal anxiety about suffering in Africa would be better deployed ensuring fair-trade terms on commodities such as cotton and sugar.

And they urge America to grant Laos preferential trade terms to cement a relationship.