Sentence examples for fine trade from inspiring English sources

AP Thursday-Sunday, 10pm-late Glastonbury 2016 is doing a fine trade in bearded-blokes-with-acoustic-guitars-who-wanna-be-Bon-Iver this year (Half Moon Run, Bear's Den, Jack Garratt, that Frightened Rabbit/Lumineers double bill on Friday).

Give the government certification officer powers to fine trade unions as much as £20,000 for breaches of reporting rules including an annual audit on its protests and pickets.

The acquisition of fine trade operationally fits with what Docomo has been doing with Buongiorno.

Fine trade will operate under Docomo's subsidiary, Docomo Deutschland, which also controls Bongiorno and net-m.

"Through its investment in fine trade, DeDocomo will now expand its payment platform portfolio in Europe to include the online retail market for consumer goods, where fine trade operates its own payment platform business".

Fine trade, meanwhile, will sit alongside this providing a platform for so that partners will have the option of offering customers the ability to pay for goods and services online by invoice, credit card, direct debit and other methods.

Essentially the reliability optimization problems are dealing with the fine trade-off between two contradictory requirements, the maximization of system's reliability and the minimization of system's cost.

Memphis made out just fine trading its longtime franchise player, whose value had decreased due to his age and his $25.6 million option for next season.

The bill includes powers to investigate and fine trades unions over how they carry out internal elections, spending on political funds and the conduct of ballots to maintain a political fund.

But it's a fine trade-off, a win-win for both Google and users who can't use a traditional keyboard.

Lighters make fine trading shells, and the tighty whiteys you wear at SXSW should be considered one-time-use disposables.