Sentence examples for joint trade from inspiring English sources
Joint trade missions also could reduce travel costs and make it easier to get access to top decision makers overseas.
[EurekaAlert] The joint trade case filed against China over its export limits on rare earths may have come all too late, industry experts say.
The joint trade unions are asking all Labour MPs to bolt the door against this backdoor tactic and send Remploy managers packing".
BA says: "British Airways has concluded consultations with its joint trade unions on the future benefits of its defined benefit pension schemes.
The top leaders of the District, Virginia and Maryland said Tuesday they'd like to go abroad together on a joint trade mission to drum up business for the Washington region as a whole rather than just for their individual jurisdictions.
Representatives of the joint trade unions from the Scotstoun and Govan shipyards were told by BAE Systems at a meeting on Friday morning that a "worst-case scenario" of 800 redundancies was possible if the UK government pulled back from its commitment to the manufacture of eight type-26 frigates on the Clyde.
Shaw, with which the bank had set up a joint trading venture.
Meanwhile, Constellation agreed to buy out Goldman's interest in their joint trading operation for $355m, taking a $200m charge on the transaction.Even though all these moves did not produce a more valuable company, Constellation reckons that it will have earned $273m from the Orion sale, on top of millions of dollars in profits already realised.
The joint trading venture is the result of economic pressures that every industry–from plastics to printing will ultimately confront.
Many investors will now be trading those stocks elsewhere maybe, if NYSE's Grasso gets his will, even on joint trading systems operated by ECNs in conjunction with the Big Board.
To prevent hunger or famine for both colonies, Plymouth and Wessagusset colonists organized a joint trading mission with the natives with goods brought by the Wessagusset colonists.
