Sentence examples for have trading from inspiring English sources
Many big charities have trading arms, registered as companies.
The dispute centers on whether the C.B.O.T.'s 1,402 full members will have trading rights at the C.B.O.E.
"You can't not have banks, and you can't not have trading," an executive at a big private-equity firm said to me.
If not, I know we still have free agency, I know we still have trading in the future and I'm happy to let this team continue to compete.
Bureaucratic busybodies in Bethesda, Maryland, have shut down children's lemonade stands because the enterprising young moppets did not have trading licences.
Pensions, banks and building societies have trading bodies that will do free searches for accounts or you could contact the Unclaimed Assets Register.
Leader Henny Kreeft said Wilders had traded on "baseless fears".
Invented in 1997, they come in complex forms and have trading-desk names — swaptions, costless collars, strangles, straddles — but what they do is quite simple.
The Buccaneers have traded down.
The Cowboys have traded up!
Tamils have traded across Asia for centuries.
