Sentence examples for being a trade from inspiring English sources
Japan has switched from being a trade surplus to a trade deficit country.
"The EU has gradually changed from being a trade enhancer, to a trade obstacle".
As a political leader, he approaches the task as he once approached being a trade union organiser.
And there is another part which is certainly not less ridiculous, but being a trade in learning must be called by some name germane to the matter?
My "crime" is being a trade unionist, campaigning to expose the scandal that led to more than 3,200 people being blacklisted by building contractors.
In a country like Bangladesh where being a trade union organiser can attract harassment and violence, concerns about monitoring factory workers need to be taken extremely seriously.
The design of buildings is a multi-criterion optimization problem, there always being a trade-off to be made between capital expenditure, operating cost, and occupant thermal comfort.
Although the union disputes the sufficiency of the substitution clause in Deliveroo's contract, and argues that rather than there being a trade-off between flexibility and worker rights in UK law — as the company has sought to claim — there is already an employment status that allows for both.
But officially, Fashion Week is a trade event.
