Sentences with phrase «big economic ties»
In early European trading, stocks took a battering, with German stocks the worst performing - Germany has relatively big economic ties with Japan.
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U.S» tariffs on steel and aluminium will have a «big impact» on economic ties between Japan and the U.S., Japan's foreign minister said.
The United States» decision to impose tariffs on steel and aluminium was «regrettable» and will likely have a «big impact» on economic ties between Japan and the United States, Japanese Foreign Minister Taro Kono said in a statement on Friday.
In addition to things like better fraud protection and lower fees, the biggest benefit of digital currency is inherent in its existence — while there are cybersecurity concerns, the value is not tied to the political or economic climate of one nation.
China is just too big — and Ontario too small — for curbing economic ties to have any affect.
Yet it seems that, even in the Harper era, the far bigger factors in this sensitive bilateral relationship are substantial economic interests and, as Kent's telling anecdote illustrates, complex behind - the - scenes diplomatic ties.
She portrayed Cuomo as tied to corruption, influenced by big money donors, clandestinely supportive of legislative Republicans and «inhumane budgets,» and more aligned with the top 1 percent of the economic class than regular Democrats.
«These are the ties that unite our society — and yet they are not powerful enough on their own if the economic gap between us is allowed to grow too big... I say we One Nation Tories can not ignore the gulf in pay packets that yawns wider year by year.
Since a big recession might hit coal - burning utilities» customers more than other utility customers (to name one example) or hit coal - using industries like cement and steel more than others, one has to look carefully not only at CO2 emissions changes but at underlying economic activity or personal activity changes and how those are tied to emissions in a disaggregated way.
The biggest shifts include a move from primarily industrial development to extensive residential projects along the riverfront as well as a sharp rise in economic activity tied to tourism and the second - home market.
There has been quite a bit of commentary about the union ties to the occupy movement, and in some ways they have been the biggest victims of the economic crisis.