Sentence examples for a trading entity from inspiring English sources

"All of the others recognise London as a trading entity, based around trading centres.

Those claims were misleading, because Pipeline's parent company owned a trading entity that filled the majority of customer orders, the S.E.C. order said.

But with Taiwan now all but assured of entry, it will gain legal standing -- at least as a trading entity -- that experts say will make it easier to negotiate with Beijing.

It is a trading entity, and therefore does not have a character to besmirch, save in the minds of brand and legal executives who are paid to foist this brainwashing on the public.

The organisation – a trading entity which is owned by a charitable foundation – has now spread to 13 countries, including Britain, where for the last two years it has placed people on the spectrum in positions in the BBC, the NHS and Lockheed Martin in Glasgow among others.

The company said that if new financing is obtained it could result in the creation of a new trading entity with a strong and unencumbered balance sheet.

As a former British colony and now a semiautonomous region of China, Hong Kong is a separate trading entity that already has its own membership in the W.T.O.

The body charged with dealing with new accounting issues got a rush question on Oct. 23 -- the day before Enron ousted Mr. Fastow -- about the accounting on transactions at a hypothetical "Big Energy Corporation" where one subsidiary, a natural gas pipeline company, trades with another subsidiary, an energy trading entity.

This process of consolidation works when you have a group treated as a single economic trading entity.

The retained business is cash-generative with long-term visible annuity streams generated from the Long Term Partnering Agreement, and although the UK defence budget remains stable, the procurement arm of the UK MoD (Defence Equipment and Support) continues to experience reform as it learns to operate as an arms-length trading entity of the MoD.

For example, Glencore completed a partial listing in London in 2011 and is now due to merge with Xstrata to create a massive mining and trading entity headquartered in Switzerland, but listed in London.