Sentence examples for convert trading from inspiring English sources

"I'd certainly look into it," he said, arguing in effect that the current generation of bankers is so profit-oriented, it might well find a way to convert trading for a customer into surreptitiously trading for the bank itself, risking depositors' money in the process.

Union hostility might be somewhat assuaged by mechanisms to convert trade unionists into full Labour members.

Because these busted converts trade at substantial discounts from their face value, they will rise closer to face value as they approach maturity.

Under that pact, the parties agreed that they would convert all trade barriers to tariffs, negotiate their reduction and give "national treatment" to imported products.

"I realised there was something exceptional in his makeup, that his personality was able to convert his trade as itinerant performer into something far more intriguing," as he put it.

Burns converted before trading penalties with Myler, who just before the break made it 13-10 withisisecondnd three-pointer.

That all will be done to help Detroit retool, to help car owners either convert or trade-in, to set up an efficient and nationwide distribution system for compressed natural gas.

At the other extreme are deep-in-the-money converts that trade like common shares.

Biggar converted, then traded penalties with Prydie as the hosts went in at half-time with a 13-7 lead.

At one extreme are busted converts that trade like bonds because the associated common shares are doing so badly.

The associated Gulf filling stations were converted to trade under the Q8 brand by 1988.