Sentence examples for made a trading from inspiring English sources

Although the Met Office is part of the public sector and owned by the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills, it was made a trading fund in 2011, which means  that it has some commercial freedom and pays salaries closer to market rates.

On Monday, Hornby made his first public appearance since he was castigated by MPs during last year's televised Treasury select committee hearing, when he presented annual results that showed the group had made a trading profit of £1bn on sales of £22.5bn.

I made a trading profit in my first year in charge for the first time in the clubs modern history; I floated my business on the stock market in 1998, making me the youngest CEO of a PLC in the country and when I sold the business in 2009, 75% of the senior management team running the business were women!

In 1927 the company made a trading loss of £507,000, but money was again drawn from the reserves to make it appear that the company had made a profit of £478,000.

The Knicks made a trade that had to be.

A shaky preseason has only made a trade look more urgent.

"They made a trade for me — that means a lot to me," Ramirez said.

England (and most other countries) long ago made a trade-off.

But a few days later, the Yankees made a trade that also included cash.

Well, he was told, you haven't made a trade for five weeks.

"We made a trade that should address that for the most part next year," he said.