Sentence examples for trading alliance from inspiring English sources

Citigroup has also not ruled out a trading alliance.

The initiative was largely blocked by the Soviet-bloc trading alliance, and as a result, Mr. Fock resigned in 1975.

January 4th also marked the launch of a pan-European trading alliance with the London Stock Exchange that is soon expected to take in six more countries.

For Deutsche Bank, one impetus for the acquisition may also be competitive pressure in Europe from the likes of Merrill Lynch's electronic trading alliance with HSBC and the Charles Schwab effort to make a name in Europe as well.

The addition of TIM would add $18 billion to the price, which Olivetti is already hard pushed to find.Gucci agreed to re-open talks with LVMH, but there was little sign that the two luxury-goods makers are any closer to forging a trading alliance.

So much for the practical side, what analyst Nicu Popescu describes in an article for the European Union Institute of Security Studies as the "real" EEU, a trading alliance slated to guarantee free circulation of goods, services and assets, but not hydrocarbons.

In later centuries, shaped by geographic conditions favouring maritime industries, Denmark established trading alliances throughout northern and western Europe and beyond, particularly with Great Britain and the United States.

This is a concept that in any case has been eroded over the years as nations – including Britain – agreed to be bound by the rules and obligations, as well as the benefits, of international military, economic and trading alliances.

If these differences persist, it is better, so the argument goes, to make progress towards freer trade outside the WTO's multilateral setting than not to make any progress at all.A similar argument is heard with other recent trading alliances, such as Mexico's new agreement with the European Free Trade Association or Singapore's bilateral deal with New Zealand.

This established an Asian base for triangular trade between the company, the Qing Dynasty and Japan, with the hope of interrupting Portuguese and Spanish trading alliances.

Among other things, the Americans put aside semi-official plans for a Newfoundland-United States trade alliance [5].