Sentence examples for capable of trading from inspiring English sources
The trades, expected to be completed this week, will transform Pat Riley's mechanical and methodical Eastern Conference team into everybody's finals favorite -- a team capable of trading blows with whomever emerges from the West.
It is, he argues, the necessary compromise between isolationism and empire: a "society of states" that are independent, stable, capable of trading with one another and, above all, modeled after the United States.
"Cuba is poised for change," he said, adding that he wished Cuba would become a democracy capable of trading goods with the rest of the world.
Candidate attributes and levels of a hospital based physiotherapy program that were realistic and capable of being traded were described following a pilot study with older people on the unit.
As Ryan noted, " attributes should be important to service users [in this case AHPs who are employed under the policies] and policy makers with levels being "plausible" and capable of being traded" [ 33].
A new unit introduced in Age of Empires III is the explorer, which is chiefly responsible for scouting and gathering treasure but is also capable of building Trading Posts and has a special attack, used at the player's command.
The key is not to ask ourselves if we're capable of insider trading on a massive scale –- but if we could make the first move on a slippery slope, and trade on a stock on a tip from someone in the know.
Singapore Exchange's plan to build one of the fastest platforms in the world, capable of executing trades in just 90 microseconds, will cost an estimated S$250m $185mm).
EconLog's Arnold Kling has an excellent post on this theme:Imagine (cue John Lennon) that there were no nations--in fact, no governments capable of enforcing trade restrictions.
The United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit, in Chicago, agreed in a poorly reasoned decision, ruling that the N.F.L. was not covered by Section 1 because it is a "single entity," and, therefore, not capable of restraining trade.
In the case of Znn.com, Rainbow is capable of analysing trade-offs among the different objectives and executes different adaptations according to the particular run-time conditions of the system.
