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Bourns, chairman of trade body Great British Chicken, said he was also firmly in the pro-egg camp.

IATA, their trade body, claimed the disruption was costing them up to $400m a day in lost revenues and passenger compensation.

The mission was organised by the British government overseas investment and trade body, UK Trade and Investment.

The GSM Association, a trade body, warns that the cost of domestic calls may go up as the cost of roaming calls comes down.

But the ruling in a WTO case decided this week suggests that the world trade body could be an effective tool for resolving this problem.

Trade in goods and services trade in dual polarization is the main industry trade body based in the relative comparative advantage of.

"Consulting is a lagging indicator, " says Alan Leaman, chief executive of the Management Consultancies Association, the main UK trade body.

On Thursday Moscow completed 18 years of negotiations for entry into the trade body.

China's Football Association is a trade body, in-house disputes, the law is the right to interfere.

The position is understandable for a trade body representing many loss-making steel mills.

Music industry trade body, the BPI, said it would take legal action if the telecoms firm refused to co-operate.

But a panel of experts convened by Reita, a trade body, thinks that the market is unlikely to hit bottom until next year.

A survey by EEF, a trade body that represents manufacturers, found that two thirds of companies had frozen pay or were considering doing so.

Oil & Gas UK, the industry's trade body, had hoped that output would be around 3m barrels a day in 2010, a target that now looks impossible.

Every week 39 pubs close their doors, according to the British Beer and Pub Association (BBPA), a trade body.

The Federation of Indian Export Organisations, a trade body, estimates that some 10m jobs could soon be lost without more government help.

The US would push for China's accession to the World Trade Organisation in time for November's annual meeting of the trade body.

Figures from the World Nuclear Association, a trade body, have shown more capacity planned and proposed than on the ground.

And traditional "heart men" now include criminals who trade body parts for cash.

The U. S brought the complaint to the world trade body in 2007.

Mee talks about the alleged good work of members of the zoo-trade body, the British and Irish Association of Zoos and Aquaria (Biaza).

The initiative step to settle a dispute according to WTO rules is the first by China since it joined the global trade body in 2001.

It is the trade body for contract publishers.

According to IATA, the trade body that represents most of the world's airlines, the industry is on course to lose $9 billion this year.

Brazil, according to the Association of Executive Search Consultants (AESC), a trade body.

Around 95% of the country's deposittakers are "community" banks, estimates those institutions' trade body;

China trade body backs check on steel emissions