1. Not all trade, however, was clearly aboveboard.

2. This resulted in the creation of one Directorate covering all Trade Defence Instruments (TDI).

3. In the FTA talks, Canada will be seeking the elimination of tariffs on substantially all trade.

4. Four days later, the Security Council imposed an economic embargo on Iraq that prohibited nearly all trade with Iraq.

5. A more ambitious bill that would have ended virtually all trade sanctions was voted down earlier in the same house debate.

6. Of course, all trade issues were put on hold in March 2011 by the triple disasters of earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear meltdown.

7. That conclusion is all the more necessary because the Commission expressly recognised that, while the infringement constituted a single continuing violation, its intensity and effectiveness varied over the duration of the time period covered: it progressively developed (subject to a short period when the arrangements were in abeyance) from arrangements affecting primarily Denmark in 1991 to other markets and by 1994 constituted a pan-European cartel covering almost all trade in the product (third paragraph of point 145 of the decision).