A number of big operators are accused of arranging trades among themselves to create an illusion of strong demand.
John Barrows, a spokesman for RCI, said the company's goal in arranging trades was "establishing like for like".
Dr Fox has become a laughing stock for his ignorance of the basic fact that he cannot start arranging trade deals until we have left the EU.
The regional offices carry out administrative functions such as arranging trade plates for garages, vehicle inspections and personalised registration mark transfers.
Facebook recently asked firms that arrange trading of its privately held shares to stop doing so, a move intended to reduce churn in its valuation that could complicate matters as it sets an IPO price, according to another person familiar with the matter.
Extending his rule, Oleg united local Slavic and tribes, defeated the Khazars, and, in 911, arranged trade agreements with Constantinople.
Nick Bosanquet, a health-policy expert at Imperial College, London, notes that the new system offers clinicians "a better grip on value, because they can arrange trade-offs and secure better deals for their patients".Language like this frightens those who see the NHS as a health-care system driven purely by response to need, rather than by hard calculation about cost.
When network companies are involved in local green initiatives, they encounter dilemmas and need to arrange trade-offs among multiple public values.
The way the government securities market had worked until that point was that wholesale brokers like Cantor arranged trades between primary dealers.
Empirical studies of how network companies arrange trade-offs show that there also is a more ambiguous and casuistic story on the actual role that network companies have when dealing with these dilemmas [3, 5].
