Sentence examples for press trade from inspiring English sources

ASSOCIATED PRESS   Trade Case Against China May Have Little Impact  |  As China solidifies its dominance in the rare earth metals industry, a trade case that the United States, the European Union and Japan jointly filed against the country may end up being too little too late, industry specialists said, according to The New York Times.

Visionary public policies that were created in this period, such as civil partnerships, the separation of church and state, pay equality, freedom of the press, trade union representation within private firms and a minimum revenue, have now all been accepted and made into laws, some only very recently.

The Yankees continued to press trade negotiations today in their effort to deal for either the Cubs' Sammy Sosa or Detroit's Juan Gonzalez, according to baseball officials -- one who believes that the chances are better than 50-50 than agreementent could be reached soon for Gonzalez.

At the heart of it is something called the "Industry Funding Body" (IFB), made up of representatives of press trade associations, which looks too similar to the old Pressbof – the group of newspaper grandees who pulled the strings at the old PCC.

Bloggers who join the mainstream press trade freedom for a steady paycheck but could get swallowed up by the larger media brand.

Rob Lynam, the head of press trading at the media buying and planning agency Mediaedge:cia, says that while Front's circulation is a problem, a bigger difficulty is the sector's slide into irrelevance.

Rob Lynam, head of press trading at the media buying and planning agency Mediaedge:cia I think they need to start and have already started reducing the frequency of their single issue campaigning front pages.

"There are just not enough tablets out there to generate enough scale to turn the investment publishers are making into real revenues," adds Rob Lynam, head of press trading at the media agency MEC.

When the press trades truth for access, it is WikiLeaks that acts like the little boy.

Beijing has called Donald Trump a "bully," while the president has accused China of interfering with this county's elections and, seemingly in an effort to outflank Beijing, has pressed trade deals with South Korea, Japan, and the European Union (EU).

Many aspects of those rulings, and the way they were subsequently reported in the trade press, deal with important aspects of disappearing polymorphs and seeding.