8 sentences with “commerce”

A professor's salary is not high compared to a position at the same level in the world of commerce.

Internal customs shall be abolished; the future Congress shall legislate on navigation, commerce, railways, etcetera.

Justo José de Urquiza was born in Entre Ríos in 1801. As a young man, he dedicated himself to commerce, rural exploitation and politics.

Nineteenth-century liberals were generally educated men and women, including the elites of industry, commerce and the professions, as well as the middle classes.

Supporters of nationalism tended to be members of the middle classes, including everyone from artisans to the new professional class associated with commerce and industry in the 19th century.

The Abbasid caliphs were the leaders of the political and spiritual orders of their society, trying to ensure that everything from law to commerce to religious practice ran smoothly and fairly.

The term "bourgeoisie" is French for "business class". The term originally meant, simply, "people of the people", but over time it acquired the connotation of someone who made money in commerce, banking or administration but did not have a noble title.

This was a significant change, for until the mid-17th century at the earliest, to be king was to refuse to get one's hands dirty with commerce. It was because of the incredible success of the Dutch that kings and nobles across Europe began to change their views and values.