Citations:trade

• 1896 - Theodor Herzl (1896 translation by Sylvie d’Avigdor), The Jewish State/The Jewish Question

  ...they will construct roads, bridges, railways and telegraph installations; regulate rivers; and build their own dwellings, their labor will create trade, trade will create markets and markets will attract new settlers...

• 1981 - Jimmy Carter, Jimmy Carter's Fourth State of the Union Address

  The stability of the international system of payments and trade is important to the stability and good health of our own economy.

• 2003 - George W. Bush, Proclamation 7679

  We are also encouraging the free flow of trade and investment in the Pacific among our partners in the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.

• 1855 — Charles Richard Weld, A Vocation tour in the United States and Canada

  Not being in the trade, the "young ladies" interested me more than the spinning-jennies or looms; and, before I had gone through one mill, I was ready to admit that the difference between a Manchester factory girl and a Lowell "young lady," is great indeed.

• 1886 — James Edwin Thorold Rogers, The Story of Nations - Holland/Chapter 20 - the Dutch Indies

  But they might yield all this if they could only stop the Hollanders from trading in the East and in the West.

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• 1872 — Mark Twain, Roughing It - Chapter XLVI

  Presently Smith traded a few acres of the ranch for a small undeveloped silver mine in Gold Hill.