Sentence examples for one of trade from inspiring English sources

It also – please forgive me, trade experts – adds a rather more exciting dimension to the story of globalization (which is inevitably one of trade rules and regulations) than say, a hefty debate on tariff retaliation.

Sir Brendan Barber, chairman of the conciliation service Acas, and former TUC general secretary, said Bob Crow was "one of trade unionism's larger-than-life characters, always battling with passion and energy for his members.

Wang said that the announcement "really reinforces the dangerous foreign enemy image, even though he describes China's threat as one of trade" ― similar to the anti-Japanese sentiment of the 1970s and 1980s, when the country was portrayed as a threat to the auto industry, she explained the Huffington Post in an email. .

He said he would use the TV debate with Mr Clegg as a "platform for the majority of British people who want our relationship with Europe to be one of trade and co-operation but not one of political union".

The stock sold better than expected during its initial public offering and closed up 27% on day one of trading.

One pictured Jose Raymond Castro, a chef in a cafeteria high up on one of the trade center towers.

Unfortunately... fair trade embraces less than one percent of trade in cocoa, tea and coffee, so it will have a small impact for the foreseeable future.

Her gift for generating anxiety, on the other hand, is one of her trade secrets.

Among the high-floor firms, Cantor Fitzgerald was one of the trade center's oldest tenants.

All but one of them trade at a discount to net asset value.

One of the trade names under which it has appeared is Mee Ding.