Sentence examples for fighting trading from inspiring English sources

He makes the most of Italian criminal records, intensively trawled by contemporary scholars to clear up confusion (especially concerning the final four years), and to provide graphic glimpses of the young Caravaggio squabbling, fighting, trading threats and insults, smashing plates in restaurants and slashing opponents with knife or sword.

On the demand side, Traffic, an NGO dedicated to fighting trade in endangered species, mounted a campaign to reduce demand.

We have served notice on the establishment that fighting trade unionism is back - and the elite don't like it..

It is true that Tory voters were willing to embrace a more ideological stance when fighting trade unions in the 1980's.

According to Antony M Townsend, in his 2013 book Smart Cities, Songdo was originally conceived as "a weapon for fighting trade wars"; the idea was "to entice multinationals to set up Asian operations at Songdo … with lower taxes and less regulation".

Mr Crow said: "In these days of austerity we have shown that fighting trade unionism is the best defence from attacks on jobs and living standards.

Since Wall Street's financial crisis in 2008, this fledgling fraud task force has entered the front lines of fighting insider trading, even if the group rarely earns the credit.

The combination had been proposed as a way for the two exchanges, which have been fighting over trading rights, to retain their dominant positions in the face of increasing electronic competition.

Those of us working in the fair trade movement, and in social justice have been working on fighting unjust trade agreements for years, and it is gaining momentum in the mainstream.

These characters are fighting free trade.

The Europeans and Japanese are fighting freer trade in agriculture, particularly the end of export subsidies.