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At a time when the United States and United Kingdom governments are poised to initiate negotiations aimed at deepening their trade and investment relationship, we urge the United Kingdom government to reconsider The UK government national digital services tax and recommit to reaching a lasting, multilateral solution at the OECD. – United StatesRate it:
At first glance, it seems therefore that it is better. But it is not, this illegal trade is running as before, even faster, only ever more discreetly. – Adam LachRate it:
At the end of 2018 it looked like the economy was moving forward in a continued solid manner, the risks were predominantly to the upside and it was not prominent on our radar screen or anybody's that the trade war's machinations would be taken to the extent that they have been...The news from abroad, by wide consensus, has been disappointing. – David WilcoxRate it:
At the end of the day, all these circumstances, including trade wars, have been in play for a while, and the market reacts sharply from time to time. – Francois SavaryRate it:
At the moment people are assuming that oil is a barometer of global trade and they worry that falling oil prices mean there is no demand, but all other concerns pale in significance to next week's Fed meeting. The trouble with this recent volatility is it makes it harder to work out sentiment surrounding a possible rate hike. – Nicholas SmithRate it:
At the moment, Chinese trade bans are targeting pain points that hurt relatively small export sectors, such as wine, beef and other areas, those industries may suffer badly or even be forced to restructure. This is more a problem of exerting political pressure than broad economic pressure. – Hans HendrischkeRate it:
At the moment, the positive inflationary pressures caused by trade tariffs are being beaten back by dollar strength, as the tariffs take hold and the market adjusts to the effects, we expect inflationary pressures to increase, which will benefit holders of gold and commodities. – William RhindRate it:
At the time it was a huge decision. I was a nobody in the rugby world who was going to work and trade in the City having studied economics and been someone who loved his numbers, i'd never seen rugby as a career -- it was something I did on a Tuesday and Thursday after work, and it gave my life a bit of structure. – Will GreenwoodRate it:
At times that has meant moving in Taipei's direction; at other times it has meant backing off demonstrations of support, now that a mini-trade deal has at last been reached with Beijing, Trump may have fewer qualms about letting his national security hawks demonstrate more visible backing for Taiwan. – Daniel RusselRate it:
Australia has a legitimate interest in the maintenance of peace and stability, respect for international law, unimpeded trade and freedom of navigation and overflight in the South China Sea. – Marise PayneRate it:
Australia is to send a P-8A Poseidon maritime patrol aircraft to Japan to contribute to the enforcement of United Nations Security Council resolutions in our region, the deployment supports the international campaign to address North Korea's illicit trade and associated networks. – Marise PayneRate it:
Australian farmers expect to see benefits from the recent free trade agreements with China, Korea, and Japan, underpinned by continued urbanisation and increased demand for protein in developing countries. – Van DiemenRate it:
Barbara Shipley, from the International Trade Workers Union, said. ' The men have been reportedly floating in the harbor for over a month after an asphalt delivery. They’re hungry. They’re tired. They’re dirty. They want to get paid and they want to go home. They want to see their families. Their families are all very concerned, i’ve been told they’re fishing off the side of the vessel. – Barbara ShipleyRate it:
Because of all the hurdles of settling a trade locally, it's very expensive, and few brokers know the process or even want to deal with that. – Belkis RodriguezRate it:
Because of our small population, we export far more than we consume, we are concerned about the momentum slowing down... We are literally holding our breath to make sure this dispute is part of a bigger picture... and the parties see the advantage of trade with each other. – Steve RobertsRate it:
Before the trade war, I might go ... four, five months without getting a Sinosure email, now I'm getting four or five a week. – Dan HarrisRate it:
Being able to open up relations with the Cuban people and to have more trade not only benefits all of America, but in particular, the state of Florida, being only 90 miles away, there are those who are going to be hard-liners and stay steadfast to their position in the past, but I think by and large, many Republicans already in fact think it's the right thing to do. – Former Florida Gov. Charlie CristRate it:
Better-targeted prize money will help more players earn a living from the game, we are creating a good environment for juniors to learn their trade, be educated in integrity and doping matters, and they know they will be rewarded for doing well in the juniors. – Jackie NesbittRate it:
Beyond the initial reaction, however, market will need a follow-up in terms of a trade deal for further impetus. – Frances CheungRate it:
Bill, they are making a fortune, Mexico is making a fortune off the United States, it's becoming the new China in terms of trade -- they're killing us at the border. – Donald TrumpRate it:
Both leaders reaffirmed their commitment to a denuclearized Korean Peninsula, president Trump reiterated his determination to seek more balanced trade relations with America’s trading partners. – White HouseRate it:
Both the President's timing of certain actions and hints that the President has made expressly have raised fears that he's offering the Chinese a compromise of our national security enforcement in exchange for the kinds of concessions that he can boast about on the campaign trail, if we put legitimate enforcement of our national security laws on the table in trade negotiation, we are inviting our adversaries to demand we drop national security enforcement at future trade negotiation tables. – Matt GoldRate it:
Both the Prime Minister and his Home Secretary seemed more occupied about statues of slave traders being toppled than the death toll from the Atlantic slave trade. – Diane AbbottRate it:
Breweries are investing in new pub concepts primarily due to the annual decline in on-trade, draft beer, consumers are also demanding more. Besides the shift to home drinking, partly boosted by a ban on smoking in 2017, traditional pubs are also up against more wine and cocktail bars favored by some younger drinkers. A new electronic ordering system introduced in 2016 to track sales - and make sure pubs and restaurants paid all taxes due - also forced a number of pubs to go under. Currently, around 65 percent of the beer sold in The Czech Republic is in stores, a figure on the rise and one Prazdroj and other breweries believe will continue to increase. With domestic consumption tepid, breweries have looked to foreign markets to offset declines at home and exports jumped nearly 12 percent in 2018. But getting Czechs back to the pub remains key, beer makers and industry officials say. – Martina FerencovaRate it:

At a time when the United States and United Kingdom governments are poised to initiate negotiations aimed at deepening their trade and investment relationship, we urge the United Kingdom government to reconsider The UK government national digital services tax and recommit to reaching a lasting, multilateral solution at the OECD.

– United StatesRate it:

At first glance, it seems therefore that it is better. But it is not, this illegal trade is running as before, even faster, only ever more discreetly.

– Adam LachRate it:

At the end of 2018 it looked like the economy was moving forward in a continued solid manner, the risks were predominantly to the upside and it was not prominent on our radar screen or anybody's that the trade war's machinations would be taken to the extent that they have been...The news from abroad, by wide consensus, has been disappointing.

– David WilcoxRate it:

At the end of the day, all these circumstances, including trade wars, have been in play for a while, and the market reacts sharply from time to time.

– Francois SavaryRate it:

At the moment people are assuming that oil is a barometer of global trade and they worry that falling oil prices mean there is no demand, but all other concerns pale in significance to next week's Fed meeting. The trouble with this recent volatility is it makes it harder to work out sentiment surrounding a possible rate hike.

– Nicholas SmithRate it:

At the moment, Chinese trade bans are targeting pain points that hurt relatively small export sectors, such as wine, beef and other areas, those industries may suffer badly or even be forced to restructure. This is more a problem of exerting political pressure than broad economic pressure.

– Hans HendrischkeRate it:

At the moment, the positive inflationary pressures caused by trade tariffs are being beaten back by dollar strength, as the tariffs take hold and the market adjusts to the effects, we expect inflationary pressures to increase, which will benefit holders of gold and commodities.

– William RhindRate it:

At the time it was a huge decision. I was a nobody in the rugby world who was going to work and trade in the City having studied economics and been someone who loved his numbers, i'd never seen rugby as a career -- it was something I did on a Tuesday and Thursday after work, and it gave my life a bit of structure.

– Will GreenwoodRate it:

At times that has meant moving in Taipei's direction; at other times it has meant backing off demonstrations of support, now that a mini-trade deal has at last been reached with Beijing, Trump may have fewer qualms about letting his national security hawks demonstrate more visible backing for Taiwan.

– Daniel RusselRate it:

Australia has a legitimate interest in the maintenance of peace and stability, respect for international law, unimpeded trade and freedom of navigation and overflight in the South China Sea.

– Marise PayneRate it:

Australia is to send a P-8A Poseidon maritime patrol aircraft to Japan to contribute to the enforcement of United Nations Security Council resolutions in our region, the deployment supports the international campaign to address North Korea's illicit trade and associated networks.

– Marise PayneRate it:

Australian farmers expect to see benefits from the recent free trade agreements with China, Korea, and Japan, underpinned by continued urbanisation and increased demand for protein in developing countries.

– Van DiemenRate it:

Barbara Shipley, from the International Trade Workers Union, said. ' The men have been reportedly floating in the harbor for over a month after an asphalt delivery. They’re hungry. They’re tired. They’re dirty. They want to get paid and they want to go home. They want to see their families. Their families are all very concerned, i’ve been told they’re fishing off the side of the vessel.

– Barbara ShipleyRate it:

Because of all the hurdles of settling a trade locally, it's very expensive, and few brokers know the process or even want to deal with that.

– Belkis RodriguezRate it:

Because of our small population, we export far more than we consume, we are concerned about the momentum slowing down... We are literally holding our breath to make sure this dispute is part of a bigger picture... and the parties see the advantage of trade with each other.

– Steve RobertsRate it:

Before the trade war, I might go ... four, five months without getting a Sinosure email, now I'm getting four or five a week.

– Dan HarrisRate it:

Being able to open up relations with the Cuban people and to have more trade not only benefits all of America, but in particular, the state of Florida, being only 90 miles away, there are those who are going to be hard-liners and stay steadfast to their position in the past, but I think by and large, many Republicans already in fact think it's the right thing to do.

– Former Florida Gov. Charlie CristRate it:

Better-targeted prize money will help more players earn a living from the game, we are creating a good environment for juniors to learn their trade, be educated in integrity and doping matters, and they know they will be rewarded for doing well in the juniors.

– Jackie NesbittRate it:

Beyond the initial reaction, however, market will need a follow-up in terms of a trade deal for further impetus.

– Frances CheungRate it:

Bill, they are making a fortune, Mexico is making a fortune off the United States, it's becoming the new China in terms of trade -- they're killing us at the border.

– Donald TrumpRate it:

Both leaders reaffirmed their commitment to a denuclearized Korean Peninsula, president Trump reiterated his determination to seek more balanced trade relations with America’s trading partners.

– White HouseRate it:

Both the President's timing of certain actions and hints that the President has made expressly have raised fears that he's offering the Chinese a compromise of our national security enforcement in exchange for the kinds of concessions that he can boast about on the campaign trail, if we put legitimate enforcement of our national security laws on the table in trade negotiation, we are inviting our adversaries to demand we drop national security enforcement at future trade negotiation tables.

– Matt GoldRate it:

Both the Prime Minister and his Home Secretary seemed more occupied about statues of slave traders being toppled than the death toll from the Atlantic slave trade.

– Diane AbbottRate it:

Breweries are investing in new pub concepts primarily due to the annual decline in on-trade, draft beer, consumers are also demanding more. Besides the shift to home drinking, partly boosted by a ban on smoking in 2017, traditional pubs are also up against more wine and cocktail bars favored by some younger drinkers. A new electronic ordering system introduced in 2016 to track sales - and make sure pubs and restaurants paid all taxes due - also forced a number of pubs to go under. Currently, around 65 percent of the beer sold in The Czech Republic is in stores, a figure on the rise and one Prazdroj and other breweries believe will continue to increase. With domestic consumption tepid, breweries have looked to foreign markets to offset declines at home and exports jumped nearly 12 percent in 2018. But getting Czechs back to the pub remains key, beer makers and industry officials say.

– Martina FerencovaRate it:

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