Sentence examples for trade-oriented from inspiring English sources
Ditto for South Korea, Taiwan, Australia, South Africa and most of trade-oriented Southeast Asia.
(Condé Nast just replaced the editor of W, and pulled the magazine into its consumer group rather than the trade-oriented Fairchild Fashion Group).
Before 1940 Australia had had only a tiny diplomatic service, but thereafter this arm of government (often associated with trade-oriented services) expanded.
She now runs a publishing house dominated by young talent that cranks out copy and sells ads for a number of trade-oriented fashion publications.
The Bush decision came as a surprise to many convinced that a free trade-oriented administration would not adopt measures likely to be viewed as protectionist.
Booker T. Washington's emphasis on self-help and trade-oriented schooling — within the confines of segregation — was challenged as a surrender to oppression by black leaders like W.B. Dubois.
In India, the general feeling is that the Republicans are more free-trade oriented, less likely to pile on single-issue objections over outsourcing or child labor, and more ready to take a bold pro-Indian strategic approach.
Meanwhile, the Bank for International Settlements is expected to come up with more rigorous capital standards that will force banks to set aside more capital for riskier, proprietary trading oriented business — essentially nudging them out of the activity.
"In their election campaigns, the Democrats have been making noises about being more protectionist, less trade oriented, reducing the flow of outsourcing, etc.," he notes.
In order to support trade oriented economic development, seaport authorities have increasingly been put under pressure to improve efficiency by ensuring that seaport services are provided on an internationally competitive basis.
In order to support trade oriented economic development, seaport authorities have increasingly been under pressure to improve seaport efficiency by ensuring that seaport services are provided on an internationally competitive basis [39].
