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31. Differing views about what free trade means aggravates the problem.

32. Patrick Buchanan this week introduced an ad stressing his opposition to global free trade.

33. Another key element of Bush's economic programme is the promotion of free trade and investment.

34. He committed himself to a singularly foolish plan for Empire Free Trade.

35. The aim of the organization is to reduce tariffs and promote free trade.

36. Other Andean countries, spotting new opportunities in free trade, have agreed to get rid of most trade barriers by 1992.

37. The free trade zone failed in various incarnations, and investment has been only sporadic.

38. Such limited free trade has already been a spectacular success.

39. They have agreed to form a free trade zone in 2000.

40. Maybe there would be just a simple name change, or the establishment of a free trade zone.

41. Most important for our day is the almost universal support among economists for free trade and opposition to tariffs and import quotas.

42. If it is possible to free trade in agricultural produce we must strongly support the negotiations.

43. The logic of the unconscious creates a free trade area for emotional transactions.

44. Compare, for instance, its use in free speech, free love[sentencedict.com], free dinner and free trade.

45. Politically he was a radical, keenly interested in free trade and home rule.

46. Neither the farmers nor their animals count in the calculus of free trade.

47. I always feel, in my own little way, I am doing something for Free Trade.

48. Mexico's large labor force may have been the main attraction of the free trade agreement.

49. Before becoming a minister, he was director-general of the World Trade Organisation, the body responsible for enforcing free trade.

50. The Perot crowd here peppered him with tough questions about free trade and wealth, and he rarely stumbled.

51. Unfettered free trade is potentially hostile to environmental concerns and may put human health and safety at risk.

52. Whitbread generates half of its free trade sales in the South.

53. Adam Smith believed strongly in the virtues of free trade.

54. Free trade among manufacturers, suppliers, towns, and cities is also necessary.

55. Among international economists, it is widely accepted that free trade areas do not require monetary union in order to function effectively.

56. But the second-term congresswoman is also an ardent champion of free trade.Sentencedict.com

57. But individual nations also have recourse to the selective use of various devices for bending the rules of international free trade.

58. Competition from the national brewers in the highly competitive free trade.

59. But the biggest blind spot is the inability of Bush and Evans to see that there are other perspectives on free trade.

60. It states that average output levels of firms are larger under free trade than in autarky.