Sentence examples for proper trade from inspiring English sources
We both extol the virtues of APEC as a force for proper trade policies.
Behnam Khodadadi demanded better pay and conditions, and a proper trade union.
He also believed in proper trade union procedures, which meant balloting the membership.
Proposed language from the House for the final bill would allow telephone deals to qualify as a proper trade, which is seriously wrongheaded.
Although there has been an outpouring of nostalgia for proper trade unionism to somehow come back and save us, the failure to unionise poorly paid private-sector workers, from the catering industry to call centres, has meant that the often-wrong perception of unions as male and overbearing prevails.
The frequency domain design approach presented yields a more proper trade off between oscillation, response time and stability robustness.
Yet China's arrival as a proper trading partner may not be unalloyed good news.
"Mr. Cuban's e-mail to his broker, which asked that the investment bank's compliance department be consulted, obviously sought more scrutiny of his entirely proper trading, not to cover it up," the lawyers, Christopher J. Clark of Latham & Watkins, Stephen Best of Brown Rudnick and Thomas M. Melsheimer of Fish & Richardson, said in a statement.
When the Shanghai exchange opened its first proper trading floor just across the Garden Bridge in what, before 1949, had been the grand old colonial Astor Hotel, it was a mind-bending experience to gaze out over the traders' desks to the electronic index boards (some of the first I had seen in China!) where the share prices of the few score listed companies were displayed.
Gaussian process regression results in a proper trade-off between accuracy and computation time.
Proper trade-off between the achieved gain in the performance and the incurred signalling overhead need to be considered.
