Sentence examples for exclusive trading from inspiring English sources

All they needed was an exclusive trading right and a large loan from issuing stock, according to Mackay's account.

The tsar gave them exclusive trading rights in North America north of latitude 55° and made them responsible for the administration of Russian settlements there.

An emporion ("trading station") with exclusive trading rights in Egypt, Naukratis was the centre of cultural relations between Greece and Egypt in the pre-Hellenistic period.

In 1711, the government raised a further £10m from the South Sea Company in return for exclusive trading rights to Spanish South America.

The Hudson's Bay Company, incorporated in 1670 as a proprietary company (i.e., one that owned the land outright), was given exclusive trading rights in all the territory draining into Hudson Bay.

In an interview with Reuters on Thursday, David S. Pottruck, the chief executive of Schwab, made it clear that such exclusive trading relationships were not the Charles Schwab way.

But this was an exclusive trade, and only select employees knew who was engaged in it.

It is caught in a no-man's land for trade, a place increasingly precarious as each side tries to recruit countries into exclusive trade deals.

By the final round of consultations this month, his support was confined neither to Europe nor to former colonies, with which the EU has cut exclusive trade deals.

Thus did Washington find what Herbert Hoover would call "my exclusive trade union" -- that elite fraternity that only 34 Americans have had the honor -- and longevity -- to join.

Only the backing of national parliaments would trigger the creation of an exclusive trade court to replace the investor-state dispute settlement (ISDS), the existing system for resolving trade disputes that has existed since the 1960s.