Sentences With rigorous trade

• They were allowed a five-week period to prepare for two days of rigorous trade test exams.
• Actuarial science is a pretty rigorous trade, and its practitioners are very cautious people by nature and by training.
• International trade negotiations, which have benefited from rigorous macroeconomic management and its consequent stability, have allowed the Peruvian economy to gradually tackle and reduce its externa
• In the first part the course provides a rigorous analysis of the theoretical microeconomic concepts required for developing trade theory.
• Further, across types of agreements, the enforcement mechanism may be weak or rigorous, ranging from inaction to admonishments to trade sanctions to military force.
• In contrast, the more rigorous rule of reason requires a balancing of competitive benefits and harms to determine whether the alleged conduct unreasonably restrains trade.
• Moving forward, we can expect both carbon and data to be key commodities in trade negotiations and, with them, much more rigorous attention to issues such as climate change, privacy rights and data pr
• The certified translator, also known as the public translator, is a Brazilian national who, following a rigorous examination, was approved and registered with the state board of trade.
• Pennsylvania courts strongly disfavoring covenants in restraint of trade and applying more rigorous scrutiny to the enforceability of such restraints in relation to other types of contracts.
• In website client personally diligent the trade present on theexample, the client monitor the website frequently secrets are measures include unneeded trade data, and rigorous analysis web server.
• Hence, it will be up to the trade partners to pursue a rigorous approach to the monitoring of human rights obligations and enforce the provisions of the agreement in the case of violations.
• Trade tensions, a global shift towards protectionism and, yes, the demands of meeting increasingly rigorous environmental expectations all contribute to short term economic prospects for shipping bein
• In the interest of fair play, the Department of trade and Industry and the Department of Labor and Employment should combine forces in ensuring the rigorous enforcement of, and compliance with new reg
• Trade schools in Alabama provide rigorous and relevant training in a variety of career fields.
• The Leader of Opposition similarly implored Government to submit itself to rigorous and unflattering critical examination so that it can see value in their relationship with the trade unions.
• The index highlights restrictive trade policies, heavy government involvement in the banking and finance sectors, rigorous investment caps, demanding regulatory structures, and a high incidence of cor
• Although these rigorous criteria reduced the sample size, careful selection of qualified individuals was crucial to accurately record variation in shark fisheries and trade through time.