Sentence examples for trade with foreign from inspiring English sources

The advantage of this private ownership is that the province allows trade with foreign markets, and Vaark is more trader than farmer at heart.

The plaintiffs argued that the ban was unconstitutional because its language was vague and it interfered with the federal government's authority to negotiate trade with foreign countries.

A heading in the Business Digest column yesterday about the current account deficit, the broadest measure of trade with foreign countries, misstated its movement in the second quarter.

Mr. Reagan's opposition to governmental interference in the private sector made him a strong advocate of free trade with foreign countries.

He is currently working on a project that explores the origins of the British free port system in the West Indies during the 1760s when Britain opened up several ports in the region to limited trade with foreign powers.

Among Nethercutt's legislative accomplishments are historic legislation to open trade with foreign countries, appropriations to bring high technology capability to the U.S. Defense Department, and modern improvements to American agriculture.

The treaty department handles China's trade pacts and legal trade disputes with foreign governments, while the fair trade bureau conducts investigations against unfair trade practices by foreign industries and companies.

The Alibaba Group's "live data monitoring room" offers a snapshot of frantic activity: Chinese firms trading with foreign ones; Chinese individuals buying clothes from each other.

The Italian authorities have said Monte dei Paschi was brought to the verge of collapse by overpaying for Antonveneta and making bad trades with foreign banks, in deals that were often hidden from regulators and intended to camouflage losses.

The full methodology is on its website; in short, it looks at nine main areas, from registering a business to paying taxes and trading with foreign countries.It pays no attention to the state of a country's economy, a field in which Mexico (whose GDP fell by 6.6% last year and is predicted to grow by 5% this year) lags far behind other countries.

1936 U.S. to Expand Trade Pacts A new drive to expand the government's reciprocal trade program by concluding additional trade pacts with foreign countries is being planned by the State Department, it was revealed today [Aug. 31].