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US
/ˈnæftə/
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NOUN
- an agreement for free trade between the United States and Canada and Mexico; became effective in 1994 for ten years
How To Use NAFTA In A Sentence
- By extending Daimler's co-operation with Nissan and its French alliance partner Renault SA, "We can realize near-market engine production in the NAFTA region on attractive economic terms," Dieter Zetsche, the German company's chief executive, said on Sunday. The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed
- But when you put the escalation next to Obama's wavering on the public option; next to his broken promises of transparency; next to his stances on the Patriot Act and Gitmo; next to his full-on abandonment of his NAFTA pledges -- well, you get the kind of demoralization that Kos's new poll shows. David Sirota: The Demoralized Democratic Base
- Mr. Obama, unburdened by a record to defend, blames Nafta for shipping jobs abroad and "forc [ing] parents to compete with teenagers for minimum wage jobs at Wal-Mart. The Democrats and Trade
- NAFTA's authors had assumed that eliminating restrictions on the movement of capital and goods would, by dint of the market's magic, lead to unalloyed prosperity.
- To be sure, union members have been dislocated as a result of NAFTA and other bad trade deals.
- The second thought has to do with Edwards--Edwards may well turn out to be the king maker in this election--Depending on results of the mega primaries, he could have enough delgates to throw to Obama and sink HRC--certainly the egregious robo calls from the clinton campaign criticizing him on fair trade, when BILL himself signed NAFTA speaks to the disreputability and the sheer perfidiousness of the Clintons and their machine. Waiting for the South Carolina results.
- Or [[Obama]], who, while telling crowds in Ohio that he might renogociate [[NAFTA]], had a campaign worker telling [[Canada]] that he wouldn't really renegociate it at all. Conservapedia - Recent changes [en]
- I'm guessing a militarized NAFTA in the form of a North American security perimeter would be the end of all that whimmy Canadian public input nonsense. Say, how's that 2010 North American security perimeter coming along?
- But "thanx" to NAFTA, I wonder just how much say we have in this regard if at all. No Beijing Olympics for Me
- RABBI NAFTALI CITRON, STUDIES KABBALAH: What the Kabbalah offers to them is the paradox of living in this day and age. CNN Transcript Jul 8, 2008