英語 での Frictions の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Regarding trade frictions, China stands for a proper settlement based on rules and consensus through dialogue and consultation on an equal footing.
Trade frictions can intensify not only between the U.S. and China but can also involve Japan if they expand to the automotive industry.
But reality doesn't work like that and huge frictions already lie beneath the surface, especially concerning the host.
The protectionism and trade frictions triggered by the US have shaken the global economy.
Experts believe that this long-lasting disapproval of Washington is rooted in the Cold War and current political frictions.
The Index creates a score for each country between 0 and 10 on the constraints and frictions being faced by its market for skilled labour.
There are physical frictions when people pass each other, and emotional and emotional frictions.
On the one hand, the flow of water to sand each other frictions become very sleek.
Factional alignments, functional frictions within government, economic or financial constraints and the volatile chemistry of public opinion all exerted a constantly varying pressure on decision-making processes.
To remove traditional frictions that adversely impact savings solutions, while pioneering machine learning driven investment options within a secure trust structure.
Themed around travel, these exhibits reveal the frictions and contradictions caused by national borders and identity, questioning the way we live today.
In addition to the high inventory and market concerns caused by Sino-US trade frictions, the increase in supply and the pressure of long liquidity on liquidity provided opportunities for short positions.
In the past month, under the influence of high inventory and Sino-US trade frictions, the steel sector fell rapidly, and the cumulative decline in stocks and futures prices exceeded 10%.
Countries can move closer to agreement regarding such trade frictions and regional affairs if leaders take this opportunity of the G20 Summit to meet with each other directly and hold frank discussions.
What comes to our mind are only negative factors, such as the Chinese stock plunge last year, the recent appreciation of the yen against the Chinese yuan, the frictions related to the South China Sea and the declining Chinese economy.
Socialist Charles Solomon told the crowd that capitalism breeds imperialism,“which is the parent of those international frictions that cause war.”.
Alternatively, tight ownership and size restrictions in Washington's marijuana market may lead to differential market power effects or frictions relative to these other markets.
When the spirit and the style of such a cinema was introduced in the context of a television program presenting"Japan," the frictions and misunderstandings that arose were not negligible.
Investors remain focused on the same concerns that have been behind the market turbulence of the last six weeks: the sustainability of corporate profit growth, global growth prospects, trade frictions and the impact of higher interest rates.
However, the future economic outlook remained uncertain due to factors such as concerns over the trade frictions between the United States and China, and slowdown in the Chinese economy.