Sentence examples for war trades from inspiring English sources

It just continues doing what it always has: piggybacking on many of the same weapons deals and war trades the public seems to think is either the sole undertaking of Conservatives or the US government.

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.

Since the end of the Second World War, trade has tended to be concentrated among developed countries, breaking the pattern of complementarity among industrialized countries and developing countries from the first wave of globalization.

Like war, trade is a woman's issue.

Since the start of the war, trade with Ukraine has fallen by more than 40percentt.

"Hemp formed the basis for war, trade, and empire in that early period of mercantile capitalism.

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.