Sentence examples for linked to the trading from inspiring English sources

He had been linked to the trading activities of Ivan F. Boesky, the speculator who would be convicted on insider trading charges.

The Guns N' Roses frontman added his voice to the clamour asking the Indonesian government not to execute a group of people linked to the trading and smuggling of drugs.

"The antiquities had been brought to Geneva by a former high-profile British art dealer, whose name has been linked to the trading of several looted antiquities throughout the world," it said in a statement.

Mr. Kerviel's conviction follows the dismissal last week of a U.S. shareholder lawsuit accusing the French bank of concealing losses linked to the trading scandal, as well as the extent of its exposure to subprime mortgages.

SMOOTHING those connections is the chief goal of the Fulton Street Transit Center, which will be linked to the trade center through a passageway under Dey Street.

And all were linked to the trade networks across the Atlantic — a novel phenomenon, and one that would lead, in time, to our own interconnected world.

For the first time in an insider trading case, Steven A. Cohen, the billionaire founder of SAC, one of the largest hedge funds on Wall Street, is linked to the trades that prosecutors say were illegal.

The drug agency has been warning that Guatemala has become the transit point for at least 75percentt of the drugs that reach the United States and that high-level members of the military and national police were linked to the trade.

They could have stepped into the void caused by the destruction of the Pyu kingdom, but their power was linked to the trade of southern Myanmar and not with the agrarian-based economy of northern Myanmar.

Motorcycle gangs stand out because of their global networks and because they have chapters in strategic drug-trafficking locations, the Europol report says, adding that they also have been linked to the trade in firearms.

According to the Centre for Documentation and Analysis (CENDA), a group linked to the trade unions, the cost of feeding a family of five rose by 2.4% in May and stands some 60% higher than the minimum wage, even though this was recently increased.