Sentence examples for permitted to trade from inspiring English sources

The union proposed that clubs be permitted to trade slots and negotiating rights.

Instead, union negotiators proposed that clubs be permitted to trade players and draft choices in baseball's various drafts.

A new regulator will be set up to police the code, and agents who fail to comply will not be permitted to trade.

British merchants, who had previously been allowed to trade only at Guangzhou Cantonn), were now permitted to trade at five "treaty ports" and with whomever they pleased (see Canton system).

Licensed brokers in Hong Kong are permitted to trade on the side for personal profit, but must disclose this to their employers and have the activity vetted by their senior managers.

Like his brothers John, Albert Farley, and George Farley, young Augustine was a senior partner of the largely family controlled firm and was reputed to be the first American permitted to trade in Siam (1855).

The deal also grants Philadelphia seat holders 12-year transferable permits to trade existing Philadelphia products and new securities.

Firstly, it is capable of avoiding problems with error amplification and precision truncation found in the former scheme, and if implemented with adequate maps, it permits to trade performance and security.

To encourage the utilities to reduce those greenhouse gas emissions, companies that cut their emissions below their designated caps are permitted to sell or trade their excess carbon allowances in online auctions held four times a year.

A trader of CDs and DVDs began by noting that police confiscate his goods even if he holds permits to trade.

But the governor has contacted the ministry of trade and industry in Jakarta, which issued the original permits (to trade in those jeans); he was told, according to Mr Kasim, not to shut the schemes down.Since the schemes come under the authority of Jakarta, local officials would appear to have little power to stop them.