Technology has also changed the terms of trade for many small, local companies.

I want finally to say a little about the consequences in terms of trade policy.

"But we can change the terms of trade by moving up the technology ladder," he said.

"Our terms of trade as we go through the next few years are going to be higher than they have been historically," he added.

Oil price hike means worst terms of trade in 30 years.

In terms of trade, the city was an trading post for coffee.

Unless your terms of trade have been agreed before this, they do not apply.

I am not talking only in terms of trade.

Also important are changes in the terms of trade and large capital inflows.

The resultant decrease in the terms of trade, however, means a lower growth rate for the South.

After all, their position might be perilous, but in terms of trade it was very profitable.

A pragmatic nod to the changed terms of trade in the on-line business.

If you do not have a social conscience, I would ask you to think in terms of trade.

In terms of trade and agriculture, change came very slowly to Mindoro.

There is a so-called unfavourable movement in the domestic economy's terms of trade.

The terms of trade have shifted very radically in Yeltsin's favor.

In return, the Europeans were to offer economic aid, favorable terms of trade and security guarantees.

Also, fiscal policies are used to stabilise the terms of trade and maintain them at their natural levels.

This only hurts us by adversely affecting our terms of trade.

It is important not simply in terms of trade and economic ties and investments.

In the mid-1970s, the terms of trade for Czechoslovakia began to deteriorate rapidly.

In terms of trade, however, India turned only a small profit for British business.

To satisfy needs, property has to be exchanged, making it an equivalent in terms of trade and capital.

The countries that experienced the worst decline in their terms of trade were oil importers.

"I sense a strong sentiment that cuts across both partisan and philosophical lines in terms of trade issues."

I've been her doctor since she was a little tot.

Nobody seemed to care much either way except for tot two.

"We'll know in a few minutes whether or not Staff's won his tot."

Dan has been in local authority care since he was a tot.

Next thing I know, this little tot comes crashing into me from behind.

I looked back tot he woman, who had been struck to her knees.

As of June, 2010 the "tot lot" no longer features a children's play area.

Certainly not the ship's officers, since with them he felt safe enough to ask for a tot.

A tot of rum to keep out the cold would be prime.

"I'd give a tot to know how to pass the information on.

Give the tot his own spoon to play with while he's being fed.

The same law applies, for many, to dressing your tot.

I'm no longer the weatherproof tot I used to be.

Did you see how those guys just stood there, chin up, waiting tot the hit?

I could do with a tot now and again myself.'

Jasper tried to keep himself between the flames and the tot.

He also played for the Bolivian national team from 1991 tot 2002.

His expression, Roland saw, was really quite similar to that of the tot.

Now the tot faces leaving behind all her friends to start again in a class full of strangers.

He stood where he was, watching the tot and the fire.

He was having one tot of whisky before calling it a night.

"And give them all a double tot of rum for their trouble."

"Well, if you had gotten tot, your blood pressure would be a lot lower right now.

Inside, new play equipment gleams, including a tot lot for small children.

It seemed he was destined to learn a tot of truths the hard way.