Sentence examples for trading visits from inspiring English sources

They cemented their ties, which had perhaps been formed on initially casual or trading visits, with formal relationships of xenia.

He cites in support of his conclusion the fact that Dutch Christians in Japan were willing to set aside all of their religious paraphernalia and practice during their trading visits in the country.

The lack of parks, sport grounds and sitting areas has however led to a very limited number of social activities, which are primarily reduced to exchanging news, trading, visiting barber shops, drinking tea as well as gathering around mosques after prayer times.

He said: "This week I am leading trade visits to India and the Gulf.

No one has ever shown that politicians' trade visits add one penny to the balance of payments that a good exporter could not have added unaided.

Chávez does know Qaddafi very well; the two have traded visits and dubious honors and gifts — a bedouin tent for Chávez, a replica of Bolivar's sword for Qaddafi — and Chávez seems to have actually read Qaddafi's "Green Book".

In his speech, Mr Cameron - who is leading trade visits to India and the Gulf this week - said he hoped to encourage more investors from the Gulf with a new electronic visa waiver system for short-term visitors from Oman, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, and Kuwait.

David Cameron and the Business Secretary, Vince Cable, have both been on trade visits to China over the last year, as has Chancellor George Osborne.

But Mr Cable, who is on a trade visit to China, refused to join the revolt.

Vince Cable, the business secretary, is on a trade visit to Moscow.

Former New South Wales Premier Barry O'Farrell met with Gautam Adani during a trade visit to India in December 2013.