commerce

have no commerce with

the umbilical link between commerce and international rugby.

foreign commerce (ortrade ).

The marketplace was where commerce was traditionally carried on.

downbound commerce (=downbound traffic)

laws regulating interstate commerce;

Commerce binds the two countries together.

During the war, they laid an embargo on commerce with enemy countries.

Here is an article written by the French Chamber of Commerce and Industry in their trimestrial newsletter.

Over the last decade, the use of countertrade in international commerce has become more widespread.

Our country has been trying to broaden its commerce with other nations.

The Internet offers an open platform for new E-commerce, removing the long lead times, asset specificity, and bilaterality of E-commerce based on the traditional proprietary EDI.

The Thames, the begetter of commerce, is also the most visible harbor for the miseries which a commercial civilization can induce.

The personage inside course of study thinks, the processing difficulty that the government purchases domain commerce to boodle is quite great.

NCDC is a part of the Department of Commerce, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), and the National Environmental Satellite, Data and Information Service (NESDIS).

Meanwhile, commerce has ground to a halt.

Garvey-Darda said, " If you shut down Interstate 90, you shut down interstate commerce" .

No, thank you. Delivery men are the unsung foot soldiers of our nation's commerce.

Under the Constitution, Congress, not the president, has the power to regulate international commerce.

Because of the global coronavirus pandemic, commerce is at a standstill.

Corn starch is an important article of commerce.

Sorry, history lost out to commerce again.

But other Georgians see more than commerce.

Co-founder Alan Winograd says it's all about sneaker culture which drives the commerce in this convention.

So we talked to the chambers of commerce.