Sentence examples for global clearinghouse from inspiring English sources

These online freelance marketplaces are a global clearinghouse for workers.

The London Metal Exchange, a global clearinghouse for aluminum, announced it would no longer allow Rusal ingots in its warehouses.

If there were only one giant global clearinghouse for all derivatives, it might have enough capital to survive a panic in any one corner of the derivatives market.

The site simultaneously has become a global clearinghouse for images; at last count, it had more than a billion of them.

Its business volume is an indication of the growing international presence at South by Southwest, which in 24 years has developed from a small regional festival to a global clearinghouse of independent music; this year there are delegations from Chile, Germany, France, Britain, Brazil and other countries.

"The rest of the world sort of laughs at the United States — how can a great country like the United States get so many things wrong?" said Keith Ambachtsheer, a Dutch pension specialist who works at the University of Toronto — specifically at its Rotman International Center for Pension Management, a global clearinghouse of information on how successful retirement systems work.

She is an account manager at Clearstream International, a global securities clearinghouse in New York.

Work with other professional organizations within EM to provide a well-organized, up-to -date clearinghouse of global health opportunities for residents.

1. Global Health Site Database: It is recommended to continue to work with other professional organizations (EMRA, SAEM Academy, ACEP, AAEM) and their International Interest groups to provide a comprehensive, real-time clearinghouse of global health opportunities.

Alibaba.com is the largest e-commerce clearinghouse for global trade, with 18 million registered users on its international English site and 44 million more B2B users in China–small and medium-size businesses, buying and selling goods, most of them made in China.

With the highly welcome development of OBIS, however, this is rapidly changing as more institutions develop georeferenced digital databases of their collections and contribute those databases to this clearinghouse for global data.