Sentence examples for operated trade from inspiring English sources

It also operated trade shows, including the huge Comdex computer show.

In a meeting at Arrowsic, Maine in 1717 Shute and representatives of some of the Wabanakis attempted to reach some agreement concerning colonial encroachment on Native lands and the establishment of provincially operated trading posts.

Charles Brower, a whaler who settled at Barrow and operated trading posts along the arctic coast, directed geologist Alfred Hulse Brooks to oil seepages at Cape Simpson and Fish Creek in the far north of Alaska, east of the village of Barrow.

Education Management, which operates trade schools, said yesterday that it had agreed to buy the Argosy Education Group for about $78 million to expand its degree offerings.

Companies that operate trading floors, for example, often invest in two systems in case one breaks down.

Omnicom and Publicis are trying to take part in this technological revolution, operating "trading desks" that buy display ads for their clients on the new exchanges.

Specialists operate trading posts on the floor of an exchange at which they match up buyers and sellers for particular stocks and often use their own money to buy or sell shares.

To guide neuroscientists in choosing an appropriate sensor for their applications, we also describe operating trade-offs of each class of voltage indicators.

In several countries in northern Europe unemployment benefit schemes are operated by trade unions, though with substantial government subsidy.

Westfield America, which operated the trade center concourse and holds the retail development rights, objects to the Libeskind proposal because it would disperse rather than concentrate stores.

China's spillovers on the global economy have operated through trade, commodity prices, and financial channels.