Sentence examples for introducing a trade from inspiring English sources

"On Monday, the Conservatives are introducing a trade union bill which will make it harder for workers to get a fair deal at work, to fight for fair pay and for a better work-life balance.

The Conservatives are introducing a trade union bill that will make it harder for workers to get a fair deal at work, to fight for fair pay and for a better work-life balance.

Mr. Terrell was the co-head of Bear Stearns's longevity and mortality desk — which traded unrated portfolios of life settlements — and later worked at Goldman Sachs's Institutional Life Companies, a venture that was introducing a trading platform for life settlements.

And this week, the NBCUniversal division of Comcast will introduce a trade campaign that carries the theme "Content.

Officially, the US eventually abandoned its attempts and instead introduced a trade embargo of the island in an effort to dislodge Castro.

And members of the House are not about to introduce a trade measure to create jobs and protect our economy unless approved by the White House.

The ETS introduces a trade-off between the economic efficiency and the environmental impacts.

[Page C2.] Ameritrade Offers Free Trading Ameritrade, the electronic brokerage firm, has introduced a trading service that does not charge any commissions on orders to buy or sell stocks at market prices.

The size of the window function introduces a trade-off between bias and variance.

Never mind that Apple introduced a trade-in service last August.

As it can be seen, the parameter significantly affects the performance for both nodes and introduces a trade-off between them.