Converse of object

• resist: That is why we pursue a radical agenda for opening up trade in the WTO talks and resist protectionism.

• reduce: And the key that will unlock that door is America and Europe offering progress by reducing protectionism in agriculture.

• advocate: They're advocating protectionism for poor countries - the surest way to make poverty last far longer than it has to in Africa.

• avoid: We must avoid tit-for-tat protectionism that could lead to global recession.

• end: Need to reassess PRSPs; Need to end trade protectionism; need a dialog between North and South.

• oppose: The Liberal Party believes that honesty compels one to oppose protectionism in practice as well as in theory.

Preposition: at

• cost: It is scandalous that once more the EU retreated into such protectionism at a cost to the European consumer.

Adjective modifier

• disguised: I can equally say that misguided attempts to elevate risk to disguised trade protectionism cut no ice with me.

• agricultural: The core stumbling block remains the extent to which the richest nations cut their agricultural protectionism.

• national: Hence, it is far too early to accuse the ESC of being an emanation of national protectionism.

• economic: The Thirty Years War inevitably brought in a degree of economic protectionism.

• old: This will not be old style protectionism which seeks to protect a home market whilst expecting others to remain open.

• such: It is scandalous that once more the EU retreated into such protectionism at a cost to the European consumer.

Modifies a noun

• cost: Each job saved by this protectionism costs around $ 200,000.

Noun used with modifier

• trade: I can equally say that misguided attempts to elevate risk to disguised trade protectionism cut no ice with me.

• practice: We cannot preach fair trade abroad and practice protectionism at home.

• labor: Yeah sod the workers, I'm alright Jack, I don't need no welfare or labor protectionism.

• 1930s: It is the answer to these questions which makes localisation very different from 1930s protectionism.

Preposition: in

• agriculture: And the key to unlocking that door is America and Europe, through further reform of protectionism in agriculture.

• country: Some observers fear a new age of protectionism in developed countries that may be detrimental to free trade and development.