Sentence examples for control of trading from inspiring English sources

At a news conference today, a Bundesbank board member, Hans Reckers, warned that Frankfurt had to keep control of trading in small growth stocks but said that the merger was fundamentally positive.

Fighting soon broke out over control of trade revenue and other matters.

As commerce expanded, the Portuguese strove to secure control of trade with the Moluccas the Spice Islands.

BACK in the 17th and 18th centuries, Britain and the Netherlands fought for control of trade routes across the high seas.

The Great Wall served not only for defense but also to centralize control of trade and travel.

And he affirmed this entitlement, first by taking control of trade between Islam and the West, then by initiating an Ottoman conquest of the European territory.

Gramsci encouraged the development of factory councils (democratic bodies elected directly by industrial workers), which undercut the control of trade unions.

Further reading suggestion: "Pacific atomic test survivors cannot sue Ministry of Defence" – Owen Bowcott The aim to secure the Suez canal and keep control of trade routes from Europe to Asia was militarily within British grasp.

A considerable rivalry existed between the different states over agricultural land and the control of trade and trade routes, and Hausaland was periodically conquered by powerful neighbours such as Borno and Songhai.

In the perennial competition between cultivators and pastoralists over land, water, control of trade, and access to ports, religion has played an ideological role, and it remains a potent political force.

France has also consistently fought to prevent the EU gaining control of trade policy relating to "cultural industries", lest this impede efforts to protect French-language films and music.