Reducing commercial barriers, it would be a more expansive economic partner.

Firstly, it is essential that the commercial barriers to environmentally friendly technologies are removed as quickly as possible.

The new independent United States faced commercial barriers everywhere, while desperately in need of markets for American surpluses.

We must also remove the structural and commercial barriers which prevent these countries from being able to benefit fully from the current non-reciprocal preferences.

Silver's light, spare, soulful style is a sound for sore ears, one that has a universal, timeless appeal, crossing generational and commercial barriers.

While the Union sought to limit trade and commercial barriers between and among member states, it continued to uphold the protectionist barriers with outsiders.

But today, Dublin, like other European governments, has its eye on 1992, when commercial barriers among the 12 nations of the European Community are to be eliminated.

As discussed above, the ACCC has endeavoured to address the commercial barriers to entry in the past and continues to monitor Cabcharge's behaviour.

Their goal was to use research and development to remove technical and commercial barriers that often deny remote communities from affordable mobile voice and mobile internet connectivity.

The airlines, working through the International Air Transport Association, the worldwide airline trade group, have drafted a manual for electronic crossing of commercial barriers, a process they call interlining.

He is still betting that London will remain the dominant financial center of Europe after the end of 1992, when the European Community plans to have eliminated trade and commercial barriers among its 12 member nations.

Mr. Kohl said he favored starting a second stage in the process on Jan. 1, 1994, or a year after the community is supposed to have completed its program for creating a single market by eliminating trade and commercial barriers between member nations.

"But I think the problem is that many foreigners, particularly American developers, see Europe after 1992 as being some sort of free-for-all in which all things are possible," he continued, referring to the date the European Economic Community plans to lift trade and commercial barriers.

When President Buchanan addressed Congress on December 6, 1858, he listed several complaints against Spain, which included the treatment of Americans in Cuba, lack of direct diplomatic communication with the captain general of Cuba, maritime incidents, and commercial barriers to the Cuban market.