Sentences with phrase «government trade promotion»

Larger companies appear to have the resources, knowledge, and / or experiences that enable them to better take advantage of government trade promotion services.

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With B.C.'s new trade office and Export Development Canada (EDC), Canada's state - owned export credit agency, stepping up its trade promotion efforts in the Asia Pacific by launching its first overseas branch in Singapore, Canadian and B.C. businesses are in an unprecedentedly advantageous position to make full use of government support to secure a market presence in Asia.

Health professional bodies, mother support groups, the UN, Trading Standards and even the government's own advisors have called repeatedly for politicians to introduce an outright ban on formula promotion as in many other countries, but have been ignored.

Cole later joined the Department of Commerce to work on trade promotion — the same sort of role she played in state government in recent years.

Now in government, and indeed, in charge of Bis which houses, separately, both the arms export promotion and licensing units, Cable is hiding behind the proposed international arms trade treaty to still any moral qualms.

In a few areas of international cooperation, such as the promotion of freer trade in goods and services, this dismal rule has not held because governments have tailored agreements to deliver tangible benefits to all key participants and have continued to work cooperatively over many decades.

Formerly in the Juvenile division, Michel accepts the Marseille position as a promotion, and eagerly sets to work on stopping the drug trade, naïve about the extent to which its money and influence have pervaded communities, businesses, and government agencies like his own.

U.S. Department of Commerce Assistant Secretary Rochelle Lipsitz, newly named acting director general of the Commerce Department's U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service, recently visited SEMA headquarters to announce increased efforts by the trade promotion unit of the U.S. government to drive international buyers to the SEMA Show / Automotive Aftermarket Industry Week (AAIW).

U.S. Department of Commerce Assistant Secretary Rochelle Lipsitz, recently named acting director general of the Commerce Department's U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service, recently visited SEMA headquarters to announce increased efforts by the trade promotion unit of the U.S. government to drive international buyers to the SEMA Show / Automotive Aftermarket Industry Week (AAIW).

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