reciprocal trade

They want to use the stick of reciprocal trade sanctions.

Just to give you an example: after 1988, reciprocal trade experienced turbulent growth.

An agreement on a free trade area will lead to a significant growth in reciprocal trade.

It adhered to the ideal of free and reciprocal trade.

And, naturally, everyone insists that their path is the only way to truly reciprocal trade.

It gave the president power to negotiate bilateral, reciprocal trade agreements with other countries.

This allowed reciprocal trade favored by regional economies of scale.

He worked for reciprocal trade agreements, especially with Latin America.

The leaders on both sides shared the view that a high level of product safety is key to consumer confidence and reciprocal trade.

It was subject of a reciprocal trade pact with the now former Soviet Union.

Arrangements of this type, known as "reciprocal trade practices," are considered to be anticompetitive.

He later negotiated a reciprocal trade agreement with Canada, which still gives some preferences for cars and car parts.

We would urge the Council to make every effort to further the processes now in place for progressive and reciprocal trade liberalisation.

Some 40 years later, the company was forced to exit broadcasting for reasons including illegal reciprocal trade agreements.

China got no reciprocal trade openings, just an agreement to let them into the organization that sets the rules for world trade.

In 1937, Culbertson published a book supporting the Hull reciprocal trade policy.

Such similarities could also be the result of reciprocal trade, obligations, or both between local clans that controlled specific territories.

Finally, moving towards reciprocal trade preferences could, in certain countries, significantly undermine industrialization processes, which have only relatively recently got under way.

He promoted low tariffs and reciprocal trade agreements.

As was the case during earlier rounds of negotiations, there was little incentive for them to conclude a reciprocal trade agreement.

Finally, a compromise was reached in 1823, when the Elsewhere Act was passed allowing for reciprocal trade.

The treaty was considered an "unprecedented accomplishment", having solved border disputes, reciprocal trade, and navigation issues.

The United States and Canada announced the successful negotiation of the first reciprocal trade agreement between the two nations.

The reciprocal trade agreements allowed Arthur to amend the tariff without having to involve himself in a congressional battle over the issue.

The Convention was criticised as 'neo-colonialist' because of its insistence on reciprocal trade concessions from the Africans.