trade treaty

There have been a series of trade treaties over the years.

In 1864 he tried again to negotiate a trade treaty.

The trade treaty will act like a tax cut stacked in favor of the poor.

It looks like there won't be any kind of trade treaty signed.

"The greatest challenge we face in the coming years is to take the absolute most of these trade treaties."

They're talking about Russia, trade treaties, the national deficit and the pressing need for a third political party.

The European Union is now trying to come up with an arms trade treaty.

In 1996 the two nations signed a trade treaty.

Regulation harmonisation is something to deal with in trade treaties.

It was not until 1882 when a trade treaty was finally signed.

"Perhaps some sort of mutually beneficial trade treaty could be worked out.

Leo paid them off, but they attacked again in 911, and a trade treaty was finally signed.

The sides also reached an agreement on prisoner exchange and a trade treaty.

A trade treaty will be negotiated in due time.

Not just because of scientific and cultural exchanges or interstellar trade treaties.

Trade treaties aren't backed by force of arms, which means countries can always disregard them.

An international trade treaty ratified last year extended the patents of several major drugs.

This issue is referred to as national treatment, the bedrock of any rational trade treaty.

The Commission further hopes that the summit will lead to the start of negotiations on an international arms trade treaty.

Mr President, we support the principle of the proposed international arms trade treaty.

We have a treaty of friendship and a trade treaty with you.

By 1858, a full trade treaty had been negotiated between America and Japan.

And trade treaties have plenty of loopholes, which tend to grow larger over time.

A world trade treaty signing in a place like Marrakesh."

A trade treaty is signed in Moscow on April 14.