Sentence examples for ordinary trading from inspiring English sources

What makes this seemingly ordinary trading dispute anything but ordinary is the involvement, even if tangential, of Blythe Masters, JPMorgan's head of global commodities.

Au pairs used to be placed exclusively through agencies that had a concession from the Federal Labor Office, but in March 2002 the market was liberalized so that only an ordinary trading license is required to start placing young women - still 97percentt of all au pairs, by one estimate - and men with German families.

"Travel in my opinion is not ordinary trade.

The private-press movement did much to raise the standards of the ordinary trade book.

Typically, a bank earns on average six cents a share for brokering an ordinary trade.

But Antigua is so small that any ordinary trade sanctions would barely register in the United States.

Now, in point of fact, many ordinary trade books circulate far more than 26 times before they're ready for the discard pile.

Enforcement of the statute would amount to fixing the price at which plaintiff in error may buy, since one purchase would establish this for all points, without regard to ordinary trade conditions.

"The government should be focused on improving workers' rights and avoiding dispute, not mean-spirited and ideological attack on the rights of ordinary trade union members in the workplace," Jon Ashworth, the shadow Cabinet Office minister, said.

Pearce and Meston, Ch. 1, p. 19. it does harm to some particular trade of a delicate nature in the adjoining property where it does not affect any ordinary trade carried on there nor interfere with the ordinary enjoyment of life.

A man who carries on an exceptionally delicate trade cannot complain because it is injured by his neighbor doing something lawful on his property, if it is something which would not injure an ordinary trade or anything but an exceptionally delicate trade". To the same effect see Prosser on Torts, p. 559, and note p. 67.