Sentence examples for changed to trade from inspiring English sources

This was changed to trade defence.

I studied economics originally, but I found it hard and I was immediately told I had to change to trade school," said Houza.

So the name was changed to nondiscriminatory trade practices -- and who was in favor of discrimination?

OneChicago was formed in 2002, two years after the law changed to allow trading in single-stock futures.

In the longer run, changes to trade agreements could further affect the cost of goods.

Global Trade Alert, a watchdog, says that since 2008, over 70% of the changes to trade rules around the world have curbed trade, rather than spurring it.

Labour could lose up to £8m a year as a result of the government's changes to trade union funding, the party's general secretary has revealed.

Changes to trade policy, even where desirable, are not a substitute for progressive taxes and benefits, fair wage policies and sufficient housebuilding".

Wilbur Ross's Commerce Department has advanced some sensible and appropriately incremental changes to trade policy, but no long-term agenda has been articulated.

But he has already made significant changes to trade policy — working around bipartisan opposition from Congress — through invoking a previously seldom-used provision that allows presidents to make trade decisions if they deem it necessary to protect national security.

McNicol told a House of Lords committee: "Our own estimate is that a change to trade union political funds, as proposed, could reduce the Labour party's income by up to £8m a year.