Sentence examples for trade urging from inspiring English sources

He called for a new consensus on trade, urging Congress to pass legislation easing trade barriers with African and Caribbean nations and to approve the agreement his administration reached with China last year to join the World Trade Organization.

By Mollie Panter-Downes The New Yorker, July 24 , 1948P. 56 LETTER FROM LONDON about: Rain and floods... Cigarette shortage... Rationing lifted on bread and shoes, the clothing trade urging the abolotion of rationing altogether... Foreign tourists have stayed on for the Glyndebourne Festival... Tate Gallery is showing paintings by Jack B. Yeats.

Upon Nicholson's arrival in London in August, he outlined the situation in New York to the king and the Lords of Trade, urging the appointment of a new governor of New York, preferably himself.

In an open letter expected to be published on Wednesday, a host of trade bodies representing technology firms will lay out 12 policy recommendations including pledging support for the controversial Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade deal, urging more "narrowly targeted government access to user data" and recognition of encryption as a "critical security tool".

The letter, sent a day before a hearing on behavioral ads held by the House Subcommittee on Commerce, Manufacturing and Trade, urged Congress to follow Europe's lead.

Pascal Lamy, the European commissioner responsible for trade, urged today that the remaining tariffs be withdrawn "soonest, and in any event immediately after the decision of the panel condemning the U.S. measures".

Senator Max Baucus, a Montana Democrat and chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, which oversees trade, urged China to address the report's findings during the bilateral talks scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday here, part of a forum known as the United States-China Joint Commission on Commerce and Trade.

Cameron also issued a call to arms for trade negotiators, urging them to reach bilateral trade agreements – a stark contrast to his appearance in Davos last year, when he had regarded 2011 as a key year for the Doha trade round.

"Trekkies" wrote letters to protest, one paid for trade press advertisements urging Paramount to change the plot, and Nimoy even received death threats.

Growing concern has led to four British trade unions urging EDF to press ahead with Hinkley.

It was demonstrated vividly by David Cameron's trip to India – the former colonial power begging for trade and urging students to study at our universities.