Sentence examples for abusive trading practices from inspiring English sources

A Competition Commission (CC) report in 2000 discovered many anti-competitive practices among supermarkets, including 52 abusive trading practices.

FG One of the key issues that we are highly concerned about is the application of unfair or abusive trading practices within supply chains.

Officials say that the inspectors were never assigned to look for abusive trading practices like those that have been revealed, although a recent industry survey by the commission found that such practices might be pervasive.

"We will continue to pursue abusive trading practices involving mutual funds to ensure that all investors are treated fairly," Stephen M. Cutler, director of enforcement at the commission, said in a statement.

They sure are tough negotiators down there at the S.E.C. Fund companies that have turned up abusive trading practices in their own shops will surely cheer this settlement and line up to receive their own version.

FG Fair dealing is defined as ensuring that suppliers can have certainty and that is the one thing suppliers do not have at the moment because of this continuous application of unfair and abusive trading practices.

But with a seemingly perpetual massive trade surplus vis-à-vis the U.S., won't China's so-called leverage be even greater at the end of 2012 and at the end of 2013 and at the end of...? But increasingly, China's abusive trade practices are almost subtle compared to what is going on in its shipyards and aircraft manufacturing plants.

[C3.] Bear Stearns to Pay $250 Million to Settle Fund Case Bear Stearns said that it would pay $250 million to regulators to settle accusations that the firm engaged in abusive mutual fund trading practices.

The official, who insisted on anonymity because the case was diplomatically and legally delicate, added that the rare earth case could still be won because of voluminous files that point to abusive Chinese trade practices.

He has railed against America's comatose response to abusive Chinese trade practices that have bankrupted American industries and killed American jobs.

Such success is increasingly touted by activists eager to find ways to stop things like abusive labor and free-trade practices and the cutting of old-growth forests.