Meanings of trade protection in English

Robert Lighthizer, known as an advocate for greater trade protection, is the president's pick as US Trade Representative.

But it also warned wealthy nations not to use the issue of climate change to impose any form of trade protection.

The study found that despite already high levels of trade protection, local production levels have stayed fairly stagnant despite increasing demand.

The conference rejected greater trade protection for the oceanic whitetip, scalloped hammerhead, great, smooth and dusky hammerhead, sandbar and spiny dogfish sharks.

The CITES talks will consider trade protection for about 40 species during the talks from March 13-25.

The move is seen in Ireland by both the Department of Agriculture and Food and the farming organisations as a trade protection measure.

His opponent, a pro-union Democrat who has in the past favored trade protection measures, has said he is concerned about the president's actions.

It's really a tough situation because of the large trade protection offered to the farm sector in various forms and guises for many years.

After pushing a hard-right stance on immigration and trade protection to attract far-right votes, Sarkozy is now insisting he stands for voters of all stripes.

The next point for consideration was the possibility of obtaining destroyers or sloops from other sources with which to increase the forces for trade protection.

This week's edition of the trade protection gazette records some 27 judgments given by the courts for sums ranging from €900 to more than €3,500.

The panel has a say over whether trade protections for U.S. industry are inserted into the bill.

Under the Assistant Chief of Naval Staff will be grouped four Directors, whose duties relate to Trade Protection and Anti-Submarine Operations, viz:-

The members of the Irish Trade Protection Association (ITPA) who meet at noon today to consider their future should be both sad and glad.