Sentence examples for going on trade from inspiring English sources

It's about finishing projects in Miami and then Jacksonville and then going on trade missions to talk to companies about why they should do business there.

They're increasingly electronic; they have interesting new features, like microsecond trading that's going on, computers trading with other computers.

So a lot of this is going on around the trade agreements, and some of the preferential things.

I had no idea at the time what was going on with the trade.

"It's perfectly juxtaposed to what's going on at the World Trade Center.

"I believe as strongly tonight as I did the first day I got here: there is only one direction for America to go on trade.

"There's after-hours trading going on," she says.

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Contributors who went on trade missions had pumped $15 million into the Democratic Party.

So far this year she has gone on trade missions to Europe, Japan, Taiwan, Australia and Korea -- the kind of high-profile jaunts elected officials often take to appear statesmanlike and position themselves for political appointment.

"This is where the rubber hits the road and we find out how far Hillary thinks she needs to go on trade to court the Democratic base," she said.