Advances in technology mean that even the most dependable trades now look shaky.
Buyers Not Sellers As far as the Mets may have fallen in the past two weeks, they have not dipped low enough to consider trading their most dependable veteran players as Saturday's trading deadline approaches.
Instead of signing or trading for dependable help, the Angels took chances on Cahill and Harvey.
The trade winds were dependable and the verity of the water made the ab sence of buoys forgiveable.
Would a single global currency be the most dependable way to insure efficient trade or is a thousand floating currencies more efficient?Stephen Morris answers well, and includes an intruiging policy option:In a world devoid of transaction costs every person could have his or her own personal currency.
Wilson seems to have mislaid his dependable good cheer, or else traded it for a lonely ruefulness; he really needs someone (one of his old partners, maybe, like Vince Vaughn or Ben Stiller) to bounce his lines off.
The proposals may diminish Labour's most dependable revenue source donations from the trades unions just when other sources of funds have deserted the party.
A series of dependable companies involved in the trading of live cattle, eight plants producing vacuum packaged beef (over 15% of the national market), many producers of frozen packed beef, improved slaughter plants (over 85% of the nations slaughter capacity), private meat grading standards, extensive refrigerated distribution systems, along with modern and sanitary meat retailing facilities.
But a big plus point is that, as intra-regional trade has grown more dependable, East Asia is at last beginning to outgrow its reliance on America's economy.
In 2004 the trade unions, Labour's most dependable financial backers, extracted a range of left-wing commitments from the government (such as new rights for temporary workers) in return for financial donations to the party.
