Sentence examples for documented on trading from inspiring English sources

Prices, buyers, sellers and the times of transactions are all documented on trading tickets.

Statistical Highlights of the State Timber Corporation is a monthly document prepared by the STC and is perhaps the only comprehensive statistical document available on trade and production of wood products in Sri Lanka.

The documents center on trades, e-mail messages and phone calls made from Dec. 26 to Dec. 28 by the broker, Peter Bacanovic, according to a committee spokesman, Ken Johnson.

This chapter focuses on the process of building and documenting the trading and investment system.

In the most sweeping of the investigations, the S.E.C. has demanded e-mail messages and other documents on transactions and trading procedures from 40 insurance companies and brokerage firms that deal in variable annuities.

This involved a review of relevant documents on international service trade, such as international service trade agreements (GATS and other regional agreements), Thai laws, research studies and reports concerning international free trade, economic development, health system development and development of human resources for health.

A few notes on trading.

The response on trading floors?

The latter documents concern funding, the ban on trade unions, official policy on the interception of communications, and on Jock Kane, the GCHQ radio operator who blew the whistle on security breaches at the centre's former listening post at Little Sai Wan in Hong Kong.

Mr. Stanley reached that conclusion, he wrote, after an internal survey of domestic military bases revealed cases of " 'bait and switch' financing, falsification of loan applications or other documents, failure to pay off liens on trade-in vehicles, 'packing' loans with items whose price tag bears little or no relationship to their actual cost or value, and discriminatory lending".

Military clients have been victims of " 'bait-and-switch' financing, falsification of loan applications or other documents, failure to pay off liens on trade-in vehicles, 'packing' loans with items whose price tag bears little or no relationship to their actual cost or value, and discriminatory lending," among other schemes, Mr. Stanley said.