Sentence examples for indication trade from inspiring English sources

If history is any indication, trade deals, which are always better in the multilateral format (such as under the WTO), are the world's best hope for avoiding another global recession.

In recent weeks, reports out of Dandong have found no indication that trade is slowing.

Such presence in the Percheron horses could be an indication of trade between Iberian and French people in ancient times, whereas the presence in the Arabian breed is likely a relic from the Moorish occupation of South Iberia.

The Archipelago electronic network allowed trading to resume at 11 19 a.m., before there had been any indication that trades might be canceled.

There has been no indication when trading might resume.

The European Central Bank based its warning on indications that trade imbalances, which receded during the financial crisis, were returning as oil prices rose and trade regained momentum.

And Mr. Said pointed out that Egyptian shop owners have begun removing Israeli products from their shelves and hiding other indications of trade with Israel.

The company's indication that trading could now start to become easier helped the shares rise 26.4p, or 8.9%, to 323.9p.

And in an indication of trading once the United States markets opened, the Nasdaq 100 index futures contract was down 2.3percentt and the S.& P. 500 contract was down 1.2percentt.

"It's truly unfortunate and there are indications this trade is fueling poaching of elephants and the illegal trade of ivory into Japan and on to places such as China, aided by corruption in the registration system," said Adam Peyman, wildlife program manger at Humane Society International.

But if Seattle is any indication, this trade-off might not be a choice.