Sentence examples for managers to trade from inspiring English sources

That, in turn, could push general managers to trade the players earlier, before free agency.

These former Putnam employees, who declined to be identified for fear of retaliation by the firm, spoke of a company that since the 1980's has allowed portfolio managers to trade actively for their own accounts, but conducted lax oversight of those trades.

Both funds have loss carryovers–$2.10 per share for EMD and $1.24 for HIX that will enable their portfolio managers to trade out of winning bonds without creating taxable gains that have to be paid out.

Implications for inclusive capitalism It is unhelpful to promote the existence of a trade-off between shareholder value maximization and benefit to society, and then plead with managers to trade the former off for the latter.

That led Glen Sather, the team president and general manager, to trade three players to Nashville for goalie Mike Dunham.

He pushed Cashman to make a trade during the summer of 1998, but did not go so far as to order the general manager to trade for Randy Johnson, and the Yankees won the championship easily.

Simply put, tech fund managers tend to trade a lot.

Omar Minaya, the Expos' general manager, tried to trade Colón to the Yankees last season, with Johnson and Rivera surfacing in those talks.

That referred to last year, when Favre lobbied the Packers' general manager, Ted Thompson, to trade for Moss, who instead went to New England from Oakland.

Elias's struggles, coupled with the dwindling productivity of his linemates Jason Arnott and Sykora, led General Manager Lou Lamoriello to trade Arnott for Nieuwendyk.

Jerry Krause, the Bulls' general manager, tried to trade the 34-year-old guard before last week's deadline, but found no takers.