Sentence examples for urban traders from inspiring English sources

Once a liberalising champion, the party has taken against letting foreigners into Indian retailing, reversing a 2004 manifesto pledge in order to court urban traders afraid of Walmart.

Bharatiya Janata, created as a party of urban traders, spoke to more affluent, urban Indians, those more likely to hold Hindu nationalist views.

This is a reversal of past policy, which had demanded that all credit be allocated by the market, which meant that the banks lent mainly to urban traders.

"Textile lobbies, the urban gentry, traders and agriculturists, all point to the other and say: Tax that group first, but do not tax me," Mr Ahmad writes.In this section Mutton dressed as lamb Whatever happened to Thaksin?

The survey covered 50 horticultural traders in urban and peri-urban areas of Uasin Gishu District in the month of September 2007.

Ethnic complexity is further enhanced by the presence of Lebanese and Indian traders in urban centres.

Most of the urban respondents are mainly traders (33.7%) and civil servants (30.0%), while professionals (1.4%) and farmers (0.4%) were the least among the respondents.

The adult population in urban areas comprises students, traders, civil servants and middle income earners from private sectors while farmers are predominant in rural area.

Constructing boiling centres either in dairy production areas or peri-urban Kampala and enforcing traders to sell to these centres would reduce the risk the most [ 9]; however control of brucellosis in the source cattle would reduce the risks to humans most effectively.

One major difficulty for the urban scheme is that local traders often do not use suppliers from London, let alone from Brixton.

The reduction of risk would be greatest (82.0%, 90% CI: 71.0 89.0) by constructing boiling centres in peri-urban areas and enforcing rules requiring traders from production areas and peri-urban dairy farms to sell milk exclusively to them for treatment and resale.