Sentence examples for Internationally traded from inspiring English sources

"Oil is an internationally traded commodity.

In place of pastures they have substituted internationally traded grains.

Cassel's view is, strictly speaking, incorrect, because not all goods are internationally traded.

The country is now the world's biggest exporter of five internationally traded crops, and number two in soyabeans and maize.

To avoid arousing suspicion, Shalon would engage in "reverse mergers" with internationally traded shell corporations he controlled and operated.

Only 2% of Canadian polar bears are internationally traded and the country strictly manages the commerce, Canada said.

"We live or die by internationally traded goods and services," said Jim Whelan, of the Industrial Development Agency.

Revenues from internationally traded commodities, such as oil and copper in countries like Nigeria and Zambia, far exceed aid flows.

Like many conglomerates, Votorantim sees diversity as a shield: cement apart, its main businesses are internationally traded commodities subject to cylical swings.

In 2009 China nabbed fully 67% of all internationally traded iron ore.But BHP has outshone its peers in recent years, as its shares' performance demonstrates (see chart 1).

Derivatives trading could account for 60m tonnes of ore, some 7% of the internationally traded market, by the end of 2010.