Trade in sentence

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The trade relies to 95 percent on a single variety which is grown on large plantations.

For millennia, the people of Britain had been using bronze to make tools and jewelry, and as a currency for trade.

These policies endeared him to his people, but they slowed trade and economic growth.

He also established trade with many foreign nations, including Great Britain and the United States, and pledged non-interference with their foreign policies.

Christophe’s kingdom oversaw rapid development of trade, industry, culture, and education.

Different people trade off between standing by their outcome, faithfully holding to it, going down in a blaze of glory, or giving it up, putting their finger in the wind, and doing whatever they think is going to be a winning position.

So they have a second enzyme that makes a second signal, and it has its own receptor, and this molecule is the trade language of bacteria.

I'll tell you right up front, this is a trade off.

This provides a reason why trade and globalization are even more important, more powerful than ever before, and are going to increase growth more than ever before.

Globalize trade.

Of course we also, particularly in the last decade, managed to envelop the world in a dense chain of supermarkets, in a chain of global trade.

This looked at setting up trade routes and economic engines within the community, so it can be a self-sustaining project.

This group of immigrant families comes together weekly to trade gossip, feast on wonton and sweet chaswei, and play mahjong.

Then, spirits became an important trade commodity because, unlike beer and wine, they didn’t spoil.

So by the 1600s, alcohol had gone from simply giving animals a buzz to fueling global trade and exploration— along with all their consequences.

No longer can we just sit and understand elephant societies or study just how to stop the ivory trade, which is horrific and still ongoing.

In 1995, illegal drugs were a $400 billion business, representing eight percent of world trade, roughly the same as gas and oil.

Yet by the 11th century, the Vikings had spread far from Scandinavia, gaining control of trade routes throughout Europe, conquering kingdoms as far as Africa, and even building outposts in North America.

As the region revived, new and vigorous trade routes extended into and through Scandinavia.

The wealth that flowed along these routes helped create a new, more prosperous and powerful class of Scandinavians, whose members competed constantly with each other over trade routes and territory.

When not at war, the vessels were used to transport goods and make trade journeys.

But getting the private sector to expand is also difficult, because any activity which is open to international trade is basically going to be uncompetitive in a post-conflict situation.

There's one sector which isn't exposed to international trade, and which can generate a lot of jobs, and which is, in any case, a sensible sector to expand, post-conflict, and that is the construction sector.

Some plundered and settled in the British Isles and France; others braved Artic exploration or forged clever new trade routes to the Middle East.

Between 1520 and 1867, 12 million, 500 people were moved from high UV to low UV areas in the transatlantic slave trade.

Go back 200 years when the slave trade was under pressure from William Wilberforce and all the protesters.

We identified 10 of the biggest challenges in the world, and I will just briefly read them: climate change, communicable diseases, conflicts, education, financial instability, governance and corruption, malnutrition and hunger, population migration, sanitation and water, and subsidies and trade barriers.

This third best one was free trade.

Basically, the model showed that if we could get free trade, and especially cut subsidies in the U.S. and Europe, we could basically enliven the global economy to an astounding number of about 2,400 billion dollars a year, half of which would accrue to the Third World.

That used to be the illegal diamond trade, from the UNITA-dominated area in Angola.

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