Sentence examples for we need trade from inspiring English sources

Why do we need trade agreements anyway?

We need trade agreements with countries and entities that have established or rapidly developing economies, including the EU.

"Agnes said, 'We need trade, not aid.' " And so Ms. Hightower, whose knowledge of coffee was limited to Starbucks, decided to start a coffee company in which profits would be funneled back to local farmers.

(At the Make Poverty History rally, London, 3 February 2005) "We need trade justice: no more subsidies and tariffs from the west that harm the exports and the people of Africa and the developing world.

Trade was a significant theme in the president's address, and there is no doubt that we need trade if the American economy is to thrive.

"We need this trade deal and he is pushing for it," he said.

And that is one reason why we should vote yes.... DAVID BONIOR, DEMOCRAT OF MICHIGAN -- We're told we need this trade deal to open up the vast markets for American goods.

On Monday, Mr. Kerry accused the administration of failing to enforce American trade agreements, saying, "Just because we live in a global economy, and we need to trade and we're going to trade, doesn't mean that we leave our standards and our values at the nation's shores".

Hence, whereas in downlink we can trade throughputs between users, in uplink we need to trade throughputs between cells.

"These aircraft are very old, they're well maintained, they're very serviceable but there are some issues with age and we've got to deal with them and we need to trade out of them," Johnston said.

Portman says there is "no disconnect at all!" We need more trade, he says, and says the Obama administration has not negotiated a single trade agreement.