Sentence examples for after trade from inspiring English sources

The EU looks after trade policy on behalf of 28 member states.

Even after trade liberalisation in the 1950s, the US government never relinquished industrial policy.

Traders from Wetherby have called for the reinstatment of a brown sign after trade in the town plummeted.

When a vulnerability is detected, often it is after trade secrets have been stolen or customer data has already been exposed.

Thomas made trade after trade with the Knicks, hired and fired several coaches, including Larry Brown, then was forced by Dolan to take over as the coach.

Protests against a new labour law have led to fuel shortages, after trade union activists started blocking refineries and nuclear power plants.

At a later stage in the history of comparative-advantage theory, English philosopher and political economist John Stuart Mill showed that the determination of the exact after-trade price ratio was a supply-and-demand problem.

The variable ({mathbf {n}}_{i}^*) is a vector of after-trade portfolio weights.

To account for possible differences in prices, after-trade portfolios, and consumption profiles from the ones in the no-tax economy, I add an asterisk to them.

The sought after trade-off "knee" points for each Pareto curve are hereby identified.

The sticker price after trade-in would be $40,000.