Sentence examples for conventional trading from inspiring English sources

Mr. Krayenhagen, 37, who lives near Dallas in Plano, Tex., is part of a small cadre of individuals who buy and sell stocks outside of conventional trading times.

Fairtrade protagonists tend to assert that the FT model is an alternative to the "free market" – but the reality is that it is a "parenthesis" within the conventional trading system.

In the realm of microeconomic incompetence, the United States won a high place by its negotiating failures with Iran, as well as, on conventional trading issues such as manufactured goods and agriculture, with Japan and Europe.

In its statement, released March 7, the government cites 11 different laws and regulations to conclude that bitcoin is not a currency or asset covered by conventional trading laws.

The new electronic disclosure, which applies to both online and conventional trading, breaks down this way: Brokers.

But the signing also highlights one issue that Trump has been hammering on: that China is not a conventional trading partner despite joining the World Trade Organization in 2001.

But the list also includes more conventional trades such as building and plumbing.

When I began my rethinking of international trade, there was already a sizeable literature criticizing conventional trade theory.

While conventional trade barriers are a familiar threat to countries like Slovakia, financial protectionism is a broader challenge.

But conventional trade statistics understate the increase in business linkages, because multinationals are playing a growing role.

Low temperature pyrolysis (450 650 °C) of this precursor produces carbon membranes with excellent olefin/paraffin separation performance that surpasses the conventional trade-off line.