In this context, trade is often identified as a cause of disruptions in the labour market.

The turnout, lower than in 2008, reflects this disconnect.

This comes at a time when the perceived threat of market disruption in retail banking is mounting.

(45) Whereas it is necessary to ensure that with the introduction of changes to the regulatory regime there is a smooth transition from the previous regime in order to avoid disruption to the market and legal uncertainty;

(45) Whereas it is necessary to ensure that with the introduction of changes to the regulatory regime there is a smooth transition from the previous regime in order to avoid disruption to the market and legal uncertainty;

Zoning is an internationally recognized disease control strategy that limits market disruption in areas that are not affected by the disease.

We continue to believe that the market disruption of May 6 was exacerbated by disparate trading rules and conventions across the exchanges," Schapiro said in a statement.

Actually, independent studies have found that new technologies and higher productivity is around four times more disruptive in labour markets than trade.

Cincinnati, for example, predicted “disruption of the insurance market caused by technology innovations such as driverless cars that could decrease consumer demand for insurance products”.

It is not advisable to set the scale too much when building a factory for the first time, because market interruption and the maturity of production technology management will take a long time.

(10) The Tribunal shall, in the inquiry into the extension request, determine whether an order continues to be necessary to prevent or remedy market disruption to domestic producers of like or directly competitive goods.

to ensure compliance by the Community with its international obligations with regard to C sugar referred to in Article 13 of Regulation (EC) No 1260/2001 while avoiding any disruption of the sugar market in the Community.

With our aggressive growth plans, it was critical that we brought a marketing leader on board who had the right experience in category creation and market disruption,” said Bill Richter, CEO of Qumulo.

Subsequently, the demise of olive groves due to harsh winters would once again promote the expansion of wine growing though towards the end of the 19th century, market conditions were jeopardised by fraud and overproduction.

Operate to divert customers from competitor, to appropriate fraudulently reputation or acts that cause market disruption by abusive practices or by the exercise of an illegal business.