Sentence examples for forced trading from inspiring English sources

The government should have threatened to split them up (a gambit that worked wonders with British Telecom) and forced trading onto open exchanges, as happens in Germany.The best way to encourage green energy is to tax carbon.

Mark-to-market accounting was intended to promote transparency, but its unintended consequence is unnecessary forced trading.

"We're not trying to force trading on to any particular area".

Ms. White asked the exchanges on Thursday to make the switches uniformly available, and to propose new rules that would force trading firms to use them, people at the meeting said.

And he's planning to slash Labour party funding by forcing trade unionists to jump an extra legal hurdle to assign their political levy.

At times his honesty has come across almost like disdain for the players he shares a locker room with, which is unusual even in an era of superstars who force trades.

The British returned in the 1830s with gunboats to force trade open, and China's attempts at reform ended in collapse, humiliation and, eventually, Maoism.China has made an extraordinary journey along the road back to greatness.

His aim, he says, is to overtake NASDAQ within two years, helped by new rules that will force trades to be routed to the venue offering the best price.

He said that he was surprised Carlsen let him play 22 Qh5 and that he thought Carlsen's 25... f6 was a mistake because it let him force trades of pieces.

He criticises plans to deprive Labour of up to £8m a year by forcing trade union members to opt in to pay the political levy, rather than opt out.

That means forcing trades, hanging on too long and taking other negative actions that put your positions at risk.