Sentence examples for prohibited trade from inspiring English sources

The Fiji banded iguana was protected under CITES Appendix I, which prohibited trade in the species.

The Clinton administration has not prohibited trade with Myanmar although it has often discouraged Americans from doing business with that country.

The law prohibited trade financing to such countries by the Export-Import Bank or by OPIC, the agency started by Mr. Salzman's father.

From the 17th to the second half of the 19th century, Japan had limited trading relations primarily with Korea and China and prohibited trade with Western countries apart from a small Dutch trading post in southern Japan.

Since 1934, the Securities and Exchange Commission has prohibited trading while in possession of material nonpublic information.

In soliciting comments from bankers, they specifically asked if portfolio hedging created "the potential for abuse of the hedging exemption" or make it too difficult to tell whether certain bets are hedging or prohibited trading.

"By engaging in prohibited trading, these firms illicitly profited at the expense of public companies and their shareholders," said Marc J. Fagel, the commission's regional director in San Francisco.

Under the rules, banks would have to sell or wind down their proprietary trading desks, set up a supervisory system to distinguish prohibited trading from legitimate market-making and capital-raising activities on behalf of customers, and refrain from investing in or sponsoring hedge funds or private equity funds.

For example, during the CR, the government of Kaihua regarded the freedom of trading as one of the "four freedoms" and strictly prohibited trading in markets (Codification Committee of Kaihua County 1988, 279).

The report suggests: "changing the burden of proof upon a finding by the World Trade Organization (WTO) dispute settlement panel of a prohibited trade-related practice, or non-compliance with previous rulings by the WTO".

But European Union sanctions prohibit trade with entities tied to Mr. Gbagbo's government, including ports.