trade mission

The trade mission could not have come at a better time.

You also get to tag along with party leaders on a foreign trade mission.

Not long afterward, we took a trade mission to Japan together.

For example, more than 60 trade missions per year marked the period from 1450 through 1500.

He used to travel a lot, go on trading missions for my mother.

It was the largest trade mission in Canadian history to that point.

"Trade missions are an introduction to the market," he said.

Last fall, the countries began to exchange trade missions for the first time in more than a decade.

Executives of private companies who came on four trade missions were supposed to pay their own way.

One of the Russians in their trade mission tipped us off.

Perhaps he'll try to send another message through the trade mission."

The trade mission went very well, and an affirmative response to our proposal is expected.

But he made no overt step to overhaul the trade mission program.

Trade missions will usually occur after one party has undergone significant market research.

You knew back in the trade mission that there were two boys before we ever mentioned Jupiter.

He led the first trade mission from the Western world to China.

This is a most welcome initiative and should be extended to all trade missions.

A programme of 10 trade missions to 15 countries was undertaken during the year.

"He came here on a trading mission, I believe, less than a month ago, and has not returned.

Everything from tailored trade missions to new forms of finance are on the table.

In addition, trade missions between merchants of the area were commonplace.

"My cousin went west on a trading mission, some years back.

The total cost of those trade missions was about $2.6 million, the Secretary's staff says.

There is no minimum size requirement for a company to participate in a trade mission.

He went overseas on trade missions for the State Department.