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• He strengthened his point by showing his support for NAFTA ( North American Fair Trade Agreement ).
• Products generated through such fair trade agreements now account for more than $ 400 million annually in worldwide revenues, Stueben said.
• Kittelson s platform was based on ending the war in Iraq, creating a system of universal health care, and promoting fair trade agreements.
• These free and fair trade agreements will benefit Americans for a simple reason : Our nation already has the most open markets on Earth.
• The Zapatista revolt was launched before dawn on Jan . 1, 1994, just as the North American Fair Trade Agreement ( NAFTA ) took effect.
• He said that the government has already forced one of Murdoch's satellite stations to alter contracts that appeared to be in violation of fair trade agreements.
• Working with small producers from Cameroon, Mali, and Senegal, the fair trade agreement increases substantially the price paid for goods and increases adherence to World Labour Organization conventions.
• The organization pursues a strategy of increasing used electronics exports through fair trade agreements, under the principle that if used computer exports are outlawed, only outlaws will export used computers.
• Bush said the best way to change that was to make trade with China even freer, and that China's place in the trade organization would make it more amenable to fair trade agreements.
• While not chosen for a cabinet post during Clinton's first term because the president sought greater diversity, Daley nonetheless took charge of the 1993 effort to pass The North American Fair Trade Agreement, NAFTA, helping the White House win a major legislative victory.
• But Brazil still has the support of such key developing countries as China, India and South Africa and neighboring South American power Argentina, whose president, Nestor Kirchner, signed a statement with Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva last month pledging jointly to fight for fair trade agreements.
• Under Gettelfinger's leadership, the UAW has lobbied for fair trade agreements that include provisions for workers'rights and environmental provisions; and the union has loudly criticized what it calls " the corporate global chase for the lowest wage which creates a race to the bottom that no workers, in any country, can win ".