Sentence examples for war trade from inspiring English sources
Maps became tools for war, trade and possession.
Darwin looks at this from many angles: settlement, cooperation, war, trade, missionary activity and administration.
On war, trade and immigration, "both Kerry and Bush have agreed on the positions that are producing this," he said.
Its widespread adoption amounted to official assertion that, in time of war, trade by sea could be conducted only with the approval of belligerents.
Mr. Kerry and Mr. Kucinich differed over the Iraq war, trade and other major issues but remained friendly throughout the primaries.
Over several centuries of war, trade and migration, outsiders brought in chiles, fermented bean paste, sugar and other spices, and their own cooking traditions.
In the Cold War trade-offs, the cartels and major companies re-emerged, leading to apparent price fixing (another element that was meant to be tackled).
Post-war trade liberalisation has mostly meant slashing tariff rates.
The counter-events attracted a wide range of activists from the environmental, anti-war, trade union and other movements.
In 1966, as America's post-war trade surpluses began to dwindle, The Economist ran an article entitled "The dollar and world liquidity: a minority view".
The New Republic is unlikely to call Ariel Sharon a war criminal, at least in this century.In the 1960s, the arguments between anti-war campus radicals and pro-war trade unionists introduced bitter splits into the Democratic Party, which contributed to its catastrophic defeat in 1972.
