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It was therefore difficult for new merchants to set up business in towns.The other and more realistic way is to set up a system where political leaders are rewarded for serving the people and punished for not doing so.ADS efforts to set up Grain Banks, to facilitate replication through other NGOs and to influence the Government s policy on food security are thus paying rich dividends.The last one, known as the Uruguay Round, was the most comprehensive one in terms of coverage of issues, and also the lengthiest one from the point of view of duration of negotiations which lasted over a period of seven years from 1986 to 199 One of the key achievements of the Uruguay Round of GATT negotiations was the decision to set up a permanent institution for looking after the promotion of free and fair trade amongst nations.The villagers stood united and decided that it was time to set up an organisation and do something to protect their rights.The Tatas had to continue their search for a more suitable place to set up their factory.Sakchi was chosen to set up the steel plant for several reasons.Yet as a citizen of India he has the right to set up base there.Like on the lines of IMF and the World Bank, it was initially decided at the Bretton Woods conference to set up the International Trade Organisation (ITO) to promote and facilitate international trade among the member countries and to overcome various restrictions and discriminations as were being practiced at that time.Some farmers might also use the savings to buy cattle, trucks, or to set up shops.One is a small trader with little money to run the shop whereas the other is able to spend a lot of money to set up the shop.The initial government plan was to set up institutions for orphans and widows.A business firm may consider it proper to set up some mechanism to protect itself from the consequences of unknown expenses and losses, it may be required to bear in future.The other and more realistic way is to set up a system where political leaders are rewarded for serving the people and punished for not doing so.Melani, like the millions of domestic workers across the country, is forced to endure the insults and hardship of working as a domestic help because she has no resources to set up something on her own.