Sentence examples for would trade issues from inspiring English sources

When he went off on his mission to Spain, he and other missionaries would trade issues of tattoo magazines, taking care to cut out images of topless women or devils.

Still, who would trade it?

I would trade it in any day".

And neither would trade that.

But Mr. Bush made plain that his focus would not be the trade issues that traditionally dominate the Asian gathering.

The TPP's focus on services, investment and government procurement, among other trade issues, would dovetail nicely into China's current efforts to reform its economy.

We were promised that NAFTA would solve US-Mexico trade issues in the 1990s.

One person involved in the talks said the United States knew it would have to compromise on trade issues important to people back home if it was to persuade trading partners to talk about agriculture, services and other American priorities.

"It would be negative not only for the obvious economic reasons and trade issues, but 'Brexit' would also undermine institutions such as the EU, as well as NATO".

Representative Sander Levin of Michigan, a Democratic spokesman on trade issues, said it would be "true irony" if the United States restored trade barriers with China just as that country is about to enter the W.T.O. and abide by its rules on open trade.

Charles Rangel, the top Democrat on trade issues in the House of Representatives, has introduced a bill that would toughen enforcement of existing trade laws in ways that could run foul of World Trade Organisation (WTO) rulings.