Sentence examples for trade towards from inspiring English sources

And, since sunlight is most plentiful at the tropics, they will help to tip the balance of trade towards the poorer parts of the world.

The recent turbulence has forced Mr Cameron to shift the emphasis of his foreign policy agenda away from what he has called a "messianic" push to bolster trade towards political reform.

Take Uncovering the Hidden Value of Digital Trade: Towards a 21st Century Agenda of Transatlantic Prosperity, a recent report published by two high-profile thinktanks – the Progressive Policy Institute (PPI) in Washington and the Lisbon Council in Brussels.

It was only in February last year that Amec unveiled its £1.85bn purchase of Foster Wheeler, marrying its engineering operation, servicing oil and gas explorers and producers, with a company plying its trade towards the refinery end of the industry.

This estimate is much larger than previously found in the literature and its quantitative significance emphasizes the importance of trade towards the economic development of low income countries.

These goals are also importantly related to foreign policy goals such as reducing tension between China and the U.S. over the Saudi Arabian oil market, and reducing arms trade towards Saudi Arabia for the amelioration of oil trade between it and key states such as the U.S. and China.

In the medium-term we have to think, first of all, about the attitude towards globalization, towards trade, and towards openness in America.

And while not so explicit a departure in terms of subject matter as, say, Sonic Youth's Dirty or PJ Harvey's Let England Shake, Apocalypse registers an intriguing shift away from the forensic self-examination that has been his traditional stock-in-trade towards a more external, geopolitically rooted brand of lyricism.

Josa says she hopes to restart trading towards the end of the year, but first has to undergo a major online overhaul which will cost her over £10,000 and a lot of time.

The shares of Jefferies are now trading towards the low end with a 52-week range of $13.68 and $33.80 per share.

At 11 times expected 2005 per-share earnings of $2.25, the stock trades towards the low end of its five-year valuation range and at a discount to its peers.