Sentence examples for organized trade from inspiring English sources

Wherever organized trade unions exist in those countries, however, they have continued to use the general strike as an instrument for achieving economic as well as political ends.

In California, a hastily organized trade show of voting-machine manufacturers proved so popular that the state is planning a second.

The speed with which the movement is spreading is causing grave anxiety not only to the government in office and the Socialists who will form a new one, at the end of the week, but also to the Socialist and Communist parties, as well as to organized Trade Unionism.

"It's an organized trade".

His optometrist is not interested in joining an organized trade group, so the barter stops there.

Besides the 48th annual show by the granddaddy Tucson Gem and Mineral Society, which fills the Tucson Convention Center, there are about 35 organized trade shows taking over hotels all over the city.

During the 1830s there developed a movement toward "general unionism," directed both at establishing organization nationally and at drawing the various organized trades into alliance with one another.

Britain introduced the world's first organized trading system two years ago.

Still, Wall Street has withstood all kinds of shocks and setbacks over the years, since organized trading began in 1792 under a buttonwood tree.

In the segment of organized trading stock exchanges merge and develop into large and diversified publicly traded companies.

As a result, when the Russian Revolution of 1917 brought an immediate freedom to organize, trade unions had to compete as centres of organization with less cumbersome factory committees and urban soviets of workers' deputies.