Sentence examples for mainstream trade from inspiring English sources

However, South Africa's democratic system would be better served by a genuinely democratic mainstream trade union-based party to the left of the ANC.

But the left's Ken Livingstone commented: 'This will be a giant waste of time.' The instant reaction of mainstream trade union leaders like John Edmonds and Bill Morris and of left-leaning MPs and delegates suggested Mr Blair will win.

Yet all of this intelligent commentary was ignored by mainstream trade theorists — after all, their critics often seemed to have an imperfect understanding of comparative advantage, and had no coherent models of their own to offer; so why pay attention to them?

First, the mainstream trade unions were increasingly reformist and centralized.

Upper Deck does not want to risk Jack's amateur status with the NCAA so the card we created will not be part of a mainstream trading card release," said Upper Deck's sports marketing manager Chris Carlin in a statement.

The mainstream parties, trade unions, farmers, and business are in favour, and are up against ultra-Catholics, the hard left, and nationalists.

Much of what the prairie firebrand recommended if not always for the right reason is now mainstream: free trade, taxes on income and an end to the gold standard.

Bloggers who join the mainstream press trade freedom for a steady paycheck but could get swallowed up by the larger media brand.

In its lawsuit, Apple alleges that unauthorized disclosure of product news diminishes the interest of both the mainstream and trade media in the launch of a new product.

False modesty isn't my tactic here: I've never missed a deadline, I've reviewed for all kinds of publications (mainstream, alternative, trade and scholarly), and I've even won a few prizes for my theater writing.

However, unlike stock trading which has been generally adopted by the mainstream, Forex trading to date has been mostly marginalized to professional traders.