Sentence examples for nominated trade from inspiring English sources

Under the dispute resolution Chapter 21, a panel of three nominated trade lawyers will have the power to interpret compliance with obligations in the AUSFTA.

Turnbull had nominated trade and security as key points of discussion during the 50-minute meeting, which was the last bilateral meeting held with Obama at the summit.

Get nominated or nominate yourself.

WASHINGTON — Michael Froman, a longtime White House economic aide nominated to be President Obama's trade representative, has nearly half a million dollars in a fund based in the Cayman Islands, according to financial documents provided to the Senate Finance Committee.

May 18: Deadline for nominated candidates to accept nomination.

According to the trade publication, Aronofsky, an Oscar-nominated director for "Black Swan," and Paramount are sparring over what the film's final cut will look like.

Separately, RIFC's nominated advisor has had its shares suspended from trading on the London Stock Exchange.

If passed, the immigration minister will have to be satisfied that "a suitably qualified and experienced Australian citizen or Australian permanent resident is not readily available to fill the nominated position" prior to approving a nomination for a 457 position (the bill also provides for exemptions in relation to major disasters, international trade obligations and highly skilled occupations).

Categories for education were inadvertently different in the pre- and post-intervention surveys hence individuals with a trade but no certificate may have nominated trade/technical at pre-intervention but junior high school at post-intervention.

The most nominated composer, the late Alfred Newman, received 43 nominations.

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