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| r machinery hidden in bales of cloth meant for | trade with the Indians. |
| l Finland, and was once an important route for | trade and communication. |
| For | trade purposes, small seaports were placed under mar |
| Private secretary to Secretary of State for | Trade 1976-77 |
| Suresh Kumar, Assistant Secretary for | Trade Promotion and Director General of the US and F |
| He had served as minister for | Trade and Industry, Education and Science, and Emplo |
| ized that as a port Armagon was unsuitable for | trade purposes. |
| Union Organising: campaigning for | trade union recognition. |
| 1997 elections, he was appointed Minister for | Trade and Competitiveness in Europe. |
| , and was then moved to Secretary of State for | Trade and Industry. |
| He also served as Minister for | Trade and Industry. |
| ng and Analysis and Canine Enforcement and for | Trade Compliance and Facilitation which includes Car |
| in 1825, immediately became a major route for | trade and migration. |
| ne 2003-September 2004 - Minister of State for | Trade and Investment |
| Nowadays it is available for | trade. |
| of Leone Consulting & Advisory Services - for | Trade, Investment and Development. |
| Lim became the Minister for | Trade and Industry in 2004. |
| ther, the three buildings can also be used for | trade shows, rodeos and conventions. |
| residentially appointed Advisory Committee for | Trade Negotiations, he also broadened the trade agen |
| ssals against workers in the Karachi hotel for | trade union activities. |
| It is used for | trade shows, conventions, and sporting events. |
| Deputy Secretary for | Trade and Industry ( 1992 to 1993) |
| Italian, and Jewish merchants all gathered for | trade. |
| He is also currently the Minister of State for | Trade & Industry and National Development. |
| There is also evidence for | trade with the Aegean basin, through the discovery o |
| It no longer operates for | trade purposes, but is a popular tourist location. |
| tration of justice, as meeting places, and for | trade. |
| Define XML Standards for | Trade Mark Offices and Trade Mark Business |
| In 1752 he was Commissioner for | trade and plantations. |
| h includes significant amount of provision for | trade unionists, in conjunction with the TUC and a r |
| d debate, introduced by Secretary of State for | Trade and Industry, Stephen Byers. |
| he Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for | Trade. |
| ts who migrated to southern parts of India for | trade and agriculture. |
| uilt the town on the River Barrow to allow for | trade and access to the town. |
| The music video for | Trade Him for a Newer Model was released on YouTube |
| For | trade shows it can accommodate 21,000 square feet (2 |
| roofing, for decoration, for adhesive, and for | trade. |
| Trails were developed for | trade between indigenous people, particularly the tr |
| This created a high demand for | trade beads in Africa. |
| ers when the latter was Secretary of State for | Trade and Industry. |
| ddle Ages, it was the principal Irish port for | trade with Spain and France, being the main source o |
| rious kinds of animal are raised for food, for | trade or as pets. |
| Americans continued to arrive at the fort for | trade. |
| Prime Minister, Shadow Secretary of State for | Trade and Industry & President of the Board of Trade |
| Long a major center for | trade with Central Asia, it is an agricultural hub. |
| uduvayal is an important Commercial centre for | Trade in Sivaganga district. |
| The plaintiff sued for | trade dress infringement based on copying of the rec |
| Michael Heseltine: Secretary of State for | Trade and Industry |
| ndustrial Recovery Act allowed local codes for | trade to be written by private trade and industrial |
| ablished on the Assiniboine River, outpost for | trade south and southwest to Missouri and Yellowston |
| special adviser to the Secretary of State for | Trade and Industry, David Young. |
| Commission, then becoming Director General for | Trade. |
| It is used for | trade shows, conventions, banquets, luncheons and ot |
| He was one of the Commissioners for | Trade and Plantations between July 1717 and October |
| The mill was last worked for | trade in 1921 and the sails and fantail were removed |
| rds: 2 are for customs officers and one is for | trade control personnel. |
| mmonwealth v. Hunt served as a legitimizer for | trade unions. |
| s designated as "Intergovernmental Affairs and | Trade" from November 2003 to September 2006, when re |
| merce from October 1932 had responsibility for | trade policy. |
| be broken to remove the valuable commodity for | trade. |
| He is also the former Minister for | Trade, Industry and State Enterprises of the Republi |
| bars are run by volunteers and raise money for | trade unions, charities and left-wing campaign group |
| of houses on Cheddar Road, openly touting for | trade. |
| pecans, and manufactured bows and pottery for | trade. |
| He engaged in foreign | trade and retired from active business pursuits afte |
| He enjoyed great authority in foreign | trade and industry circles.. |
| Van Offelen was Minister of Foreign | Trade (1958-1961) and Minister for Economic Affairs |
| ith Britain opened up several ports to foreign | trade, while also allowing Christians to reside. |
| d an apprenticeship as a wholesale and foreign | trade buyer. |
| Examine foreign | trade regulations and laws of importer countries and |
| Switzerland which relied heavily on foreign | trade experienced an increasingly difficult position |
| He previously served as Minister of Foreign | Trade, Minister of Finance, and Minister of National |
| asked to open five ports of Taiwan for foreign | trade. |
| ARTIA was a state-owned foreign | trade corporation. |
| The Pure Theory of Foreign | Trade: The Pure Theory of Domestic Values. |
| ministration of the port of Haneda and foreign | trade in the area. |
| ook important steps to restore Japan's foreign | trade to private hands. |
| ki, Niigata, and Yokohama's opening to foreign | trade as ports. |
| he was the president of the Chamber of Foreign | Trade. |
| All these events made Portugal rich on foreign | trade whilst formally establishing its empire. |
| nking civil servant in the Ministry of Foreign | Trade. |
| s of Romania and appointed Minister of Foreign | Trade and International Cooperation. |
| By 1620, one third of France's foreign | trade was done with the Ottoman Empire. |
| issions outside the U.S. and receiving foreign | trade delegations. |
| (See "U.S. Census Bureau 2008 Foreign | Trade Statistics" below). |
| monetary history, commodity prices and foreign | trade. |
| originally designed for the Centre for Foreign | Trade. |
| He is responsible for Egypt's foreign | trade portfolio, managing Egypt's network of prefere |
| building was given to the Ministry of Foreign | Trade; now it is the residence of a part of the Mini |
| e was Minister with responsibility for foreign | trade at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs from 1986 t |
| He was the Minister for Foreign | Trade and Development in Mari Kiviniemi's cabinet. |
| Chinese Foreign | Trade (1675) |
| Anne's War (1702-1713) interfered with foreign | trade. |
| One of the passengers, French Foreign | Trade Minister Anne-Marie Idrac, called it a histori |
| of a collection of details respecting foreign | trade in China. |
| 1924 Eiche worked for the Ministry of Foreign | Trade. |
| A Foreign | Trade Zone and U.S. Customs Office are located at th |
| J. R. Wells) De-industrialization and foreign | trade. |
| His Account of England's Foreign | Trade won the Cobden Essay Prize and was published a |
| Banking and foreign | trade |
| While foreign | trade in Finland was booming, less than 1% of Finnis |
| The exports and foreign | trade branch called Sam Trade was founded in 2007 an |
| 1983: Diploma in foreign | trade |
| Foreign | Trade Zone - Pearland's location within a Foreign Tr |
| Evidence of extensive foreign | trade from ancient times can be seen throughout the |
| ance's largest family-run shipping and foreign | trade houses. |
| As Minister for Foreign | Trade he was responsible for OECD cooperation, compe |
| In 2005, the total value of foreign | trade shipped through the port was US$10.8 billion ( |
| shtorgbank, responsible for the Soviet foreign | trade. |
| erwaltungsleiter') in the Ministry for Foreign | Trade and German Domestic Trade (1956-62), the Deput |
| Foreign | Trade Policy of Austria (1945) |
| legation also met with the Ministry of Foreign | Trade and the Ministry of Foreign Investments and Ec |
| ternational business, immigration, and foreign | trade. |
| Member of the Panel on Foreign | Trade Statistics of the National Academy of Sciences |
| In its injectable form ( | trade name Citanest), it is often used in dentistry. |
| gn: Working with Imagination, Craft, and Form ( | trade paperback edition) (Norton, 2000) |
| le the right to elect a mayor and also to form | trade guilds. |
| e 1954) is an Australian politician and former | trade union leader. |
| Angelo Natale is a former | trade union leader and candidate for political offic |
| Pallas, a former | trade union official, was the chief of staff to Prem |
| l de Gruchy (born 28 January 1943) is a former | trade union official. |
| Forward | trade of Dubai Crude is limited to one or two months |
| The younger Harvey entered the foundery | trade. |
| Syren sailed in the San Francisco | trade from Boston and New York from 1851 to 1856, ma |
| s an 1851 extreme clipper in the San Francisco | trade, famous for its race with Flying Cloud. |
| She sailed in the San Francisco | trade, and later in the guano trade in Peru. |
| treme clipper that sailed in the San Francisco | trade, the China trade, and the transatlantic lumber |
| n made four more passages in the San Francisco | trade. |
| Frankfurt | Trade Fair Hall, Frankfurt, Germany (2001) |
| and canals and was a staunch supporter of free | trade. |
| The Central European Free | Trade Agreement (CEFTA) is a trade agreement between |
| He was a supporter of Free | Trade and Tariff Reform. |
| It was Canada's first free | trade agreement with a Latin American nation (other |
| at the EZLN opposes is the North American Free | Trade Agreement (NAFTA). |
| The Egypt-EFTA (the European Free | Trade Area) Free Trade Agreement, which gives produc |
| Barr supports free | trade, and believes that the United States should pr |
| C, in order to curb the growing amount of free | trade or illegal trade, denied McDermot a freighting |
| New York: Free | Trade Union Committee, American Federation of Labor, |
| rdinate the passage of the North American Free | Trade Agreement and the creation of the World Trade |
| ter Cathedral, the Royal Exchange and the Free | Trade Hall were among the large buildings damaged. |
| al products, had long been a proponent of free | trade with the United States. |
| e Cato Institute, showing a generally low free | trade voting record. |
| who rallied Sunday also oppose a proposed free | trade agreement between the United States and South |
| blaming victims, pacifism, unconstrained free | trade. |
| 23 January - Cobden-Chevalier Treaty Free | Trade treaty is signed between the United Kingdom an |
| ndard mathematical model of international free | trade, the Heckscher-Ohlin model. |
| ress on the long-stalled U.S.-South Korea free | trade agreement. |
| assles government proposed making SEEPZ a Free | Trade Zone(FTZ) in 1999. |
| As part of the Bourbon Reforms free | trade within the Spanish Empire was allowed in 1778. |
| s part of a diplomatic team negotiating a free | trade agreement between Canada and Chile. |
| ys that his opponent's general support of free | trade is sending jobs to China. |
| ts with the Prussian government about his Free | Trade points of view, Faucher emigrated to England. |
| Free | Trade Agreements with the current CEFTA member state |
| h Lake Accord and opposed the Canada-U.S. Free | Trade Agreement. |
| A free | trade to other pubs in Sussex and the rest of the UK |
| The later oppose free | trade because if it was allowed then they would have |
| He was an early proponent of free | trade with the United States. |
| Bad Samaritans: The Myth of Free | Trade and the Secret History of Capitalism (Bloomsbu |
| had succeeded in 1851) was a supporter of free | trade, and declined to support Stuart. |
| The Canada-European Free | Trade Association Free Trade Agreement is a free tra |
| ncluded support for the gold standard and free | trade. |
| DR-CAFTA together with the North American Free | Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and active bilateral free tr |
| the agreement would be the second largest free | trade agreement, second only to the North American F |
| l method in economics, and an opponent of free | trade. |
| International Confederation of Free | Trade Unions (ICFTU) |
| as "a moderate Conservative, in favour of free | trade ...". |
| other government-owned monopolies within free | trade areas, there are several aspects that govern t |
| It also sells to the free | trade. |
| Unions and Free | Trade: Solidarity vs Competition (Labor Notes, 1992) |
| ed to the creation of the Central America Free | Trade Agreement, but supports a free trade agreement |
| The Rise and Decline of the Free | Trade Movement, (1905); Cosimo ISBN 1605201154 |
| d himself as a Radical and a supporter of Free | Trade. |
| In the 1840s Britain adopted a free | trade policy which brought widespread smuggling to a |
| Y Done "requested Cisneros to set aside free | trade, to which he agreed to keep their support." |
| He was a founder of the West Riding Free | Trade Federation and an executive member of the nati |
| Sitting Free | Trade MP William Mahony was returned with an increas |
| - "asked Cisneros to set aside free | trade, which he agreed to do in order to keep their |
| ound of negotiations regarding a proposed Free | Trade Area of the Americas. |
| Free | trade economists such as David Ricardo felt it shoul |
| The New Zealand - China Free | Trade Agreement is a bilateral free trade agreement |
| First of all, it includes a free | trade agreement between the EU and South Africa. |
| l in April 2007 indicated support for the Free | Trade Agreement at 58.5%. |
| The Liberals played the Free | Trade card for all it was worth. |
| ef negotiator of the Canada-United States Free | Trade Agreement (b.1919) |
| tten on the exemption from North American Free | Trade Agreement of Canadian cultural industries. |
| Free | Trade Unions of the Coast were not a national organi |
| Free | Trade and Beyond: Prospects for Integration in the A |
| uary 3, 1874) was an English-born, German free | trade liberal and politician. |
| The right of a free | trade. |
| Australia has also entered into free | trade agreements with ASEAN, Chile, New Zealand, Sin |
| ent of the International Confederation of Free | Trade Unions 1928-45 and president of the World Trad |
| il his defeat in 1903 by Henry Lee of the Free | Trade Party. |
| anada's involvement in the North American Free | Trade Agreement, the General Agreement on Tariffs an |
| Russia Russia-Kazakhstan-Belarus Free | Trade Agreement - negotiating since 2010 |
| Belarus Russia-Kazakhstan-Belarus Free | Trade Agreement - negotiating since 2010 |
| Bass was an orthodox Liberal supporting free | trade, low taxes and improving living standards for |
| He advocated free | trade and opposed the tariff. |
| ative initiatives including North America Free | Trade Agreement, General Agreement on Tariffs and Tr |
| The United States-Bahrain Free | Trade Agreement (FTA) was signed September 14, 2004. |
| , Japan should imitate England and permit free | trade. |
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