Sentence examples for a functioning trading from inspiring English sources

After the Black Death the town's population fell away sharply as well, the protected area north of the castle was abandoned, and by the 16th century it was no longer a functioning trading centre.

At Honda's supplier factories, a properly functioning trade union would have been able to present workers' demands for higher pay to management at scheduled, peaceful and equal negotiations, and thereby forestall strike action.

So long as the EU has a functioning emissions trading scheme and is serious about bold climate action, renewable energy targets are bad policy for five reasons.

Most fully functioning trading/investment systems make use of a multitier architecture.

Rydex's higher costs are mostly a function of trading costs related to quarterly rebalancing.

I can't say whether the TPP would have much impact on that key variable; like I said, that's a function of trade (and exchange rate movements, relative growth rates, central bank actions, and much more), not trade deals.

Zucker et al. proposed to use distance fields for the trajectory formulation by optimizing a function that trades off between a smoothness component and an obstacle avoidance component [20].

American consumers have benefited from ready access to cheaper goods manufactured abroad, partly as a function of trade pacts.

Global climate and energy markets need a properly functioning emissions trading scheme which prices greenhouse gas emissions at a level which promotes innovation and technology change.

However, our study indicates that with an increasing range of ecosystem functions trade-offs that influence the optimization of multifunctionality may become more apparent.

Ross followed up a statement later on Monday night, acknowledging that "it has been a bad week for U.S.-Canada trade relations" and adding that: "This is not our idea of a properly functioning Free Trade Agreement".