Sentence examples for fledgling trade from inspiring English sources

A fledgling trade association for companies offering file-trading software and services was preparing to announce a code of conduct for its industry in Washington today.

There's even a fledgling trade group, the Americana Music Association (www.americanamusic.org) formed in March to promote the music.

And studios worry that rejection of the bill would prompt Beijing to spitefully cancel the fledgling trade agreements already in place.

Critics have long charged that the "pivot" is more talk than reality — a fledgling trade deal and the deployment of 2,500 Marines to the Australian outback, rather than a genuine shift of resources.

They buy up the debts of countries in chaos and war, speculating on the fact that when investors finally come back into the country – often encouraged by generous debt writedown schemes and International Monetary Fund programmes – the vultures will get their money back with huge interest on top, benefiting from the fledgling trade and new liquidity.

The event, organized by a fledgling trade association called the Carbon Management Council, contemplated impacts on business as governments seek to check global warming with restrictions on carbon emissions.

The war economy treated the fledgling trading corporation well, and within a few years Lee was able to parlay the proceeds into a handful of prominent subsidiaries.

The fledgling Rough Trade label meanwhile financed an album, A Trip to Marineville.

And some who live off the island's fledgling tourist trade, many of them Americans, blame the protesters for scaring off business.

On a positive front, its fledgling digital trading platform 1XL, which allows advertisers a one-stop-shop of ad inventory from Johnston Press, Newsquest and Local World, saw national digital advertising rise by 106.5%.

On his first full working day as President, Donald Trump chose to get things going by signing an executive order withdrawing the United States from the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a fledgling free-trade agreement that brought together a dozen Pacific Rim nations, including Australia, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, Peru, and Vietnam.