Sentence examples for in reference to trading from inspiring English sources

A YankeeNets official said this week in reference to trading Marbury: "It would have to be a blockbuster.

That reference to trading into the single market suggests he does not envisage the UK remaining a member, even in a transitional phase.

There is, at one point, a reference to trading land for peace.

Trump has become increasingly frustrated with China's inability to rein in North Korea, and the reference to trade was an indication the one-time New York businessman may be ready to return to his tougher-talking ways on business with Beijing after holding back in hopes it would put more pressure on Pyongyang.

Clinton did make one reference to trade in her speech, but more as a general point in her argument that America ought to work better for the middle class.

The most prominent climate-change bill in America's Congress makes reference to trade restrictions against countries that do not take equivalent actions to control carbon emissions.

The new report carefully omits any explicit reference to trade pacts in the works.

The FCTC, however, avoids any reference to trade, despite strong evidence that trade in tobacco increases smoking rates [ 63].

The reference to trade has historical meaning; the first International Sanitary Conference in 1851 took place against a backdrop of the increased global movement of goods leading to greater risk of disease pandemics such as cholera, plague and yellow fever.

With reference to trade implications, a new chapter of the OIE Terrestrial Animal Health Code on AI (21 ) enables the continuation of trade in presence of vaccination if the exporting country is able to produce surveillance and other data that confirm that notifiable avian influenza is not present in the compartment from which the exports come.

Tannenbaum called himself roughly a "smart son of a gun" on HBO's training camp documentary, in reference to the Holmes trade.