Sentence examples for lives trade from inspiring English sources

The statement got a similar interpretation on the other side of the English Channel, where British tabloid The Sun ran with the headline: "Your money or your lives: Trade with us and we'll help fight terror".

The three women in "Clouds of Sils Maria" love, talk and move, move, move, sharing lives, trading roles and performing parts.

Rather, these professionals spend their lives "trading"–buying and selling equities, for example, in companies that other people have built with their blood, sweat and hearts.

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Geoffrey Muldoon, director of the fund's live fish trade initiative, said the live trade was largely responsible for "the removal of juvenile or undersize and sexually immature fish".

This is the final step in the testing stage of the trading system life cycle, and during this stage, when the product team checks performance, they use real-time and live trade data to measure.

Therefore, monitoring the global live trade of swine and survey of migratory birds along flyways would be beneficial for the prevention and control of IAVs.

But the federal government says it won't stop the live trade and the Department of Agriculture is checking whether the latest allegations relate to other complaints.

Similarly in 2011 graphic footage of cattle being inhumanely slaughtered on Four Corners led to the suspension of live trade to Indonesia.

A clampdown by the Thai authorities in 2012 has succeeded in curbing much of the live trade from Myanmar.

When you're ready to make a live trade, just select how many shares of a stock you want to buy or sell.