Sentence examples for basis of trades from inspiring English sources

I enjoyed the experience of walking through labyrinthine souks divided on the basis of trades -- the Souk des Teinturiers -- the dyers' souk, with iridescent skeins of wools hanging out to dry, the noisy Souk of metal workers... souk of pottery, souk of glass ware and the Souk Smata or the shoe souk with colourful babouches.

We continue to expect a more than satisfactory outcome, on the basis of trade press reporting.

The triumph of American weaponry had convinced a generation of Japanese élites that their country must reëngage the world on the basis of trade and technology.

When David Ricardo argued in the early 19th century that comparative advantage was the basis of trade, he conceived of countries specialising in products, like wine or cloth.

But even if we could ignore the serious repression and the dangerous proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, there is serious reason to reject this proposal on the basis of trade alone.

Mainly this: inequality in the costs of production is the very basis of trade, and the source of the economic gains that the designers of the single market say they want to reap.

"Here you have an investment banker who clearly knew better that inside information can't form the basis of trading decisions," William P. Hicks, associate director for enforcement in the S.E.C.'s Atlanta office, said in a statement.

The 57 industry sectors have been aggregated to 28 sectors on the basis of trade intensiveness of Canada.

The 57 industry sectors have been aggregated to 36 sectors on the basis of trade intensiveness in China.

"Safaricom's unique in that we have telco services and a financial services platform that connect nearly every household in Kenya largely on the basis of trade," he said.

"Safaricom's unique in that we have telco services and a financial services platform that connect nearly every household in Kenya largely on the basis of trade," he told TechCrunch at Startup Battlefield Africa.  .