Voorbeelden van chambers of commerce

• The new justices have also ruled that compulsory affiliation to chambers of commerce and industry is unconstitutional.

• For the scientists' council, the closest analogues were probably the chambers of commerce, those legacies of liberal self-assurance and self-organization.

• Travelling sales were usually held at temporary shops set up in public halls, theatres, hotels or the buildings of chambers of commerce in each city for a couple of days.

• Chambers of commerce and rotary clubs could run these export clubs and do something themselves about advertising the wares of their cities abroad.

• Chambers of commerce ought to be approached as well as tradesmen functioning as groups.

• In rotary clubs, in chambers of commerce—as well as from the benches opposite—we have listened to claims of that sort for a long time.

• The chambers of commerce can quite well authenticate the signatures themselves.

• Its members also include people with experience of trade unions, local authorities, chambers of commerce and voluntary organisations.

• Our proposal was to involve economic and social groups, chambers of commerce and industry, employers' organisations, unions, consumer organisations and environmentalists in these programmes.

• We want twinning arrangements even between chambers of commerce, and like institutions, so that we can get this two-way flow of ideas.

• As for the other areas, there are other bodies, working through chambers of commerce, already active at the moment.

• They have been much criticised by the chambers of commerce and are proving difficult to implement.

• Does he accept that it is a self-regulatory measure, which the chambers of commerce are themselves able to operate?

• Secondly, chambers of commerce often seek to change their titles.

• I think that it is important that the essential characteristics of chambers of commerce should include some central purposes.