Sentences with phrase «trade connections»

Moreover, the Sassanid Persia had opened trade connections with China in the fifth century and Nestorian merchants were numerous in the merchant class of those times and Persian Nestorians might have gone to China for trade.

Prudent macroeconomic policy, a free - market business environment and extensive trade connections have kept the country buoyed amid a generally sinking region.

If Israel wiped out Palestine it would enrage the region against the west and Israel's allies can't afford losing their oil trade connections.

They probably belonged to a powerful Viking who accumulated them through raiding and trading connections across Europe and beyond.

Improved housing, sanitation, utilities, medical care, international trade connections and general productivity will all greatly reduce the impacts of a more hostile climate on the lives of developing world citizens.

At the risk of oversimplifying the issue, did the information come from a «Rolodex» (confidential trade connections) or from a «telephone book» (publicly available contact listings)?

Launched in 2013 by Chinese President Xi Jinping, the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) is set to open up trade connections between China and over 65 countries.

Nevertheless, these trade connections played a very small role in the economies of the trading partners.

Trade connections between Europe and many other parts of the world became important both to the colonial powers and to the colonized peoples.

Nevertheless, these trade connections played a very small role in the...

This film is based on the rumour that there is a tunnel establishing a trading connection between the cities Calexico (in California) and Mexicalo (in Mexico).

For Native people there has always been a trade connection between the Northwest and the West.

While trade secrets, trade connections, confidential information, customer lists, and goodwill have been recognized as legitimate proprietary interests, an employer has no proprietary right per se to its customers.

Whether Court should wind up an overseas company which has no trading connection with this jurisdiction but continues to trade elsewhere.