protectionist造句
(31) The biggest trick for the Obama team, though, will be to resist Americans' natural urge on the home front to turn inward at a time like this, becoming more protectionist and isolationist.
(32) It means that protectionist pressures are likely to rise as the social costs the downturn intensify.
(33) Japan is becoming increasingly nervous about protectionist trends in Europe.
(34) Averting a protectionist turn in US policy should be the administration's top priority in trade.
(35) This is the sort of protectionist tosh that most industries have not dared utter in public since the .
(36) Financial officials have been relieved that the economic crisis has not yet provoked a chain reaction of protectionist restrictions by countries trying to preserve their home industries.
(37) He argued that countries that are victims of Chinese mercantilism may be right to take protectionist action.
(38) World trade has expanded at twice the rate of output and national governments have slowly but decidedly given up their protectionist policies to engage in the new global markets.
(39) Removing protectionist barriers and easing trade restrictions have been key to ushering in this extraordinary era.
(40) Mr Huckabee's weakness is that his protectionist and anti - corporate rhetoric appals economic conservatives.
(41) The agricultural product trade policy made by the European common Market to serve the common agricultural policy is a protectionist policy.
(42) Some analysts worry that the United States itself may be turning protectionist.
(43) Predictably but disappointingly, many politicians are using their increased power to impose protectionist policies.
(44) Hence the potential appeal of protectionist and anti - immigrant policies.
(45) A revenue tariff is imposed strictly to raise money for the government. But most tariffs in effect today are protectionist tariffs meant to discourage the import of a particular product.
(46) Traditionally supporters of liberal trade policies, labor has become increasingly protectionist.
(47) Some of the most energetic protectionist measures are erected against agricultural products in all countries.
(48) Today, in part because of protectionist policies, Brazil produces complex manufactured goods such as jets and oil platforms.
(49) Could the increasingly protectionist instincts of US politicians destabilise the dollar?
(50) Another reason is that it is loth to give ammunition to the protectionist lobby.
(51) Private direct investment may follow, especially as a way to circumvent trade protectionist measures.
(52) GATT member countries have largely agreed to replace expensive and inefficient protectionist policies with a competitive free market system for world trade.
(53) Asia is becoming awash with competitive liberalisation, while populist protectionist sentiment prevails in the west.
(54) Falling demand is exacerbated by growing protectionist pressures and a withdrawal of trade credit.
(55) But global leaders, noting that Mr. Obama's words are not always in sync with his actions, wonder if the president is a free trader or a protectionist.
(56) Second, the crisis has provided an easy justification for protectionist trade policies.
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