Sentence examples for principles of trade from inspiring English sources

They can win on an argument that a firm's behavior was not based on equitable principles of trade.

Mr. Lowenfels said that under the right circumstances, investors might prevail in arbitrations by arguing that analysts' actions deviate from just and equitable principles of trade.

On Wednesday night the Lords stood up for basic principles of trade unionism and opposed the gerrymandering of Labour party funds unbalanced by universal party funding reform.

At a meeting yesterday of the district council's negotiating team, a handful of union leaders attacked the merit-pay language as contrary to the principles of trade unionism.

Otherwise, Finra said, a firm would risk violating a real rule, one that requires firms "to observe high standards of commercial honor and just and equitable principles of trade when conducting business with their customers".

The NASD, for example, which Mr. Grubman is fighting in the Winstar case, must prove that the evidence shows Mr. Grubman failed to adhere to equitable principles of trade.

In his speech, Miliband will also embrace the principle of trade unionism and characterise David Cameron as a Mitt Romney figure willing to write off trade unionists as a "threat to our economy".

The principle of trading of agriculture against Nama had been reluctantly accepted by many at the WTO.

Already Labor has secured a commitment to the principle of trading land for peace and an affirmation of existing agreements like the 1993 Oslo accords with the Palestinians.

The very structure of material reality imposes a principle of trade-offs in both nature and human affairs: One always gives something in order to gain.

Israel's military planning relies on peace with Egypt; nearly half the natural gas it uses is imported from Egypt; and the principle of trading conquered land for diplomatic ties began with its 1979 peace treaty with Egypt.