Sentence examples for for large trade from inspiring English sources
Thus, Mecca became an attractive site for large trade fairs that coincided with pilgrimage (Arabic: ḥajj) to a local shrine, the Kaʿbah.
The Javits Center had been considered ripe for renovation almost since it opened in 1986 because it was too small for large trade shows and conventions, and many considered the dark-glass behemoth as an eyesore blocking views of the Hudson River.
They want broad exceptions to the rules, especially for large trades, which they say will disrupt markets if done openly.
Last month they voted down a proposal to liberalise commissions for larger trades.
The firm offers no discounts for larger trades.
With the Paul talks over, the Lakers agreed to send Lamar Odom to the Dallas Mavericks, in exchange for a large trade exception.
Mr. Cuomo said the Javits center, which is in the middle of a $500 million renovation, no longer belongs in Manhattan, where it is too small to compete for the large trade shows now going to convention centers in Chicago, Orlando and Las Vegas.
Profile Evansville is the regional center for a large trade area in Indiana, Kentucky, and Illinois.
Japan-bashing reached its most recent peak in the 1980s, when American politicians and businessmen blamed "unfair" competition for Japan's large trade surpluses.
The SEC and CFTC diverge on several issues, including standards for reporting large trades and for quoting prices on SEFs.
