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Meanings of internal trade in anglès
Economic concept.
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Examples for "domestic trade"
Examples for "domestic trade"
1
The Trading Business segment is engaged in international trade and domestic trade business.
2
But nothing for domestic trade; nothing for the great interior of the country.
3
Often this fits the customs of the local domestic trade.
4
The domestic trade of England was still carried on largely by great annual fairs.
5
In an IUCN conference in 2016, they opposed a ban on the domestic trade in ivory.
1
DoubleLine reviewed the foreclosed- home trade a year ago but passed on it.
2
The home trade of consumption is by far the most important trade of every nation.
3
This place is naturally the centre of home trade, of foreign commerce, and of population.
4
The safety of our home trade will be better provided for, by the demolition of Dunkirk.
5
The hard pressed home trade has to compete with these export giants on a very uneven playing field.
1
There is no otherwise a balance on foreign than on domestic commerce.
2
It is also important that the department's assistance to domestic commerce be continued.
3
In relation to domestic commerce, a tax is levied on every article of food and clothing.
4
Even domestic commerce, except under license, was forbidden.
5
Whether it be not the interest of England that we should cultivate a domestic commerce among ourselves?
Usage of internal trade in anglès
1
The internal trade of Bengal has next attracted the inquiries of your Committee.
2
The rivers are the chief channels of internal trade.
3
Although growing quickly, economists said Tanzania's economy could expand faster with reliable power and more internal trade.
4
The internal trade at the South began to be noticeable about the end of the eighteenth century.
5
On internal trade, see W. F. Switzler.
6
It exists in nothing like the same degree for internal trade, and especially for trade over the counter.
7
The Manticoran dollar is the official currency and there are to be no internal trade restrictions or barriers.
8
With these they supply their own wants and caprices, and carry on the internal trade for horses already mentioned.
9
Harmonizing patent law across the European Union is seen as an important step toward lowering the barriers to internal trade.
10
The servants of the Company obtained, not for their employers, but for themselves, a monopoly of almost the whole internal trade.
11
The Editor, in speaking of the sufferings of the slaves which are taken by the internal trade to the South West, says:
12
On the other hand, foreigners were, of course, able to learn Chinese, and so to gain a footing in Chinese internal trade.
13
But it will not be easy to resolve this messy dispute which has its roots in poor internal trade union relations and rivalries.
14
There is abundant provision for internal trade and travel, there being 30,000 miles of railway, 3,000 miles or canal, and 5,500 miles of navigable rivers.
15
The effort is led by Bassem Ouda, a Brotherhood member and, since January, the minister of Supply and Internal Trade.
16
- Intra-SAARC commerce remains at under five percent, compared with other regional forums such as Asean's internal trade at about 25 percent.
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Translations for internal trade
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