Sentence examples for inserted trading from inspiring English sources

Walkers were the first mass-culture sports stars: when a tobacco company inserted trading cards into cigarette packs, what the cards showed was pictures of the walkers.

Human rights, democracy and good governance conditions are routinely inserted into trade and aid agreements with developing countries.

He said: Inserted into other trade treaties, it has been used by big business to strike down laws that impinge on its profits: the plain packaging of cigarettes; tougher financial rules; stronger standards on water pollution and public health; attempts to leave fossil fuels in the ground.

The Volcker Rule, even with the loopholes that bank lobbyists managed to insert, banned proprietary trading and most hedge fund investing by banks, and is forcing positive changes in the industry.

Shortly after it was founded, Tenochtitlán inserted itself into a dynamic trade network and, together with Tlatelolco, became one of the main centres of consumption in the region.

Almost overnight, it seems, 1 World Trade Center has inserted itself into the skyline, visible from places where the sky had seemed more empty than open since 2001.

I don't understand why our trade ambassador is inserting this prohibition into trade agreements before Congress settles the issue".

Furthermore, the Socialists want the European Union to insert tougher "fair trade" safeguard clauses in agreements with third countries, enabling the Union to reimpose tariffs to halt any import surge threatening European industry.

With that history in mind, Congress inserted into Dodd-Frank a provision that forces derivatives trading onto regulated trading platforms.

PREMINGER: I learned it from a group ad inserted by Screen Gems in the weekly Variety, a trade paper that appears in New York.

They all held to the same general belief that so-called "free trade" deals could be "improved" with provisions inserted on labor and the environment.