Sentence examples for win trade from inspiring English sources

France, Germany and the United Kingdom frequently vie with one another to win trade deals with China, undermining the negotiating power of the European Union.

Such a designation would make it much harder for Western companies to win trade disputes in which they accuse China of dumping goods below cost.

Although they had been the first to win trade concessions and a commercial quarter in Constantinople, the Venetians antagonized the Byzantines by their arrogance and lawlessness as well as by their superior enterprise.

Co-op group chief executive Peter Marks said its "local" footprint helped win trade over the crucial period as Britons shopped closer to home, either to save petrol or because of the weather.

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Or the several World Trade Organization agreements that authorized Indonesia, the world's largest producer of clove cigarettes, to file and win trade charges against the U.S. Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act of 2009, which reduced teen smoking in the U.S. by banning the sale of flavored cigarettes in the US, including cloves, though with a notable exception for menthol.

But gradually the authorities learnt to love these markets; Frankfurt, for example, competed hard to win trading in German government-bond futures away from London.

In theory, the Nasdaq's plan could change that, enabling E.C.N.'s to win trading from the Big Board's specialists as they already do from Nasdaq market makers.

In 1677 he won trade concessions for Semarang and a large territory south of Batavia.

As a result, people are more than happy to ring the register — you never go broke ringing the register on a winning trade".

Through what the Chinese call the Unequal Treaties, foreign nations won trade concessions in Shanghai, among other cities, and foreign companies were able to ship Jili silk abroad.