Sentence examples for become a trading from inspiring English sources

He wants Rwanda to become a trading hub between Congo and east Africa.

It would isolate itself and become a trading post and arbitration place at Europe's border".

"Tech has become a trading vehicle for them," he said, "making the stocks inherently more volatile".

South Australia, at the mouth of the river, wanted it kept open for navigation to the hinterland, allowing the state to become a trading hub.

Under Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, Mr. Robins says, "our city's become a trading post; when you talk of public housing, public hospitals, public parks — with elite exceptions — too many are subpar".

Mr. Kim was quick to give Mr. Wittlin some increased leeway, naming him co-head of the firm's global interest rates product group, which has now become a trading engine room for the firm.

If the board does file, the union would dissolve and become a trade association.

Flint takes over from Stephen Green who will become a trade minister next month.

Thomas Nashe tells how, by the end of the 16th century, the writing of verse epitaphs had become a trade.

Despite its reputation as a slum, the tightly knit and entrepreneurial Somali community has become a trade hub.

It looks like an arcane technical dispute, but it is an early skirmish in what could become a trade war within Europe's single market.