Sentence examples for us protectionism from inspiring English sources

In an urgent move to mitigate the impact of US protectionism on Mexican economy, Enrique Peña Nieto's administration is now pushing for a renewal of its free trade agreement with the EU.

The talks are said to have cooled because of problems with US protectionism.

The agreement was celebrated by some as a victory for global free trade in the face of growing US protectionism under the government of Donald Trump.

Antigua, which has already successfully challenged previous US laws on internet gambling, said yesterday it would be willing to work with UK companies such as Sportingbet to challenge what they see as US protectionism.

Malcolm Turnbull has consistently argued for free trade in the face of increasing US protectionism, but the prime minister has also angered China by targeting it in debates about foreign interference legislation, which passed last week.

Russia and China were laughing all the way to the G20 meeting in Hamburg, in advance of which China Daily had a front page declaring that "amid concerns about US protectionism and Brexit, China and Germany are expected to lead the charge for globalisation and free trade".

If we really want to help poor people and the environment, vastly more important than buying doubtfully green products in the supermarket is to end Europe's common agricultural policy, along with US farm protectionism, and drastically liberalise the poor world's access to our markets.

US trade protectionism will isolate our strategic partner and instead of creating growth and jobs will have the contrary effect.

In this case, the argument actually has some usefulness in cautioning us against adopting protectionism on a large scale as a way out of our current economic troubles.

12.04pm: David Cameron The Tory leader asks Brown to condemn the proposed US "retreat into protectionism", a reference to the measure in the US bail-out bill saying the money has to be spent on American iron and steel.

"He believed that American labour unions and the upcoming midterm [2010] US congressional elections both increase pressure for trade protectionism in the US".