Sentence examples for recognised trade from inspiring English sources

Check to see if the firm belongs to a recognised trade association.

That's why it should be mandatory for all employers with over 250 staff to bargain collectively with recognised trade unions.

It's always a good idea to use an established supplier who belongs to a recognised trade association.

Check whether the company is a member of a recognised trade body such as Abta or Atol.

"The recognised trade unions are UCU and UNISON, and these are the only unions with whom the university will discuss employment matters".

In a statement made in July, the university said that it had discussed the issues with ULU officers, but that 3 Cosas was not a "recognised trade union".

In the absence of a recognised musicians' trade union, she and a number of other artists boycotted All India Radio to protest against its dilatory and time-consuming audition procedures.

With 80,000 members, it is a fraction of the size of some others, but its reputation is such that its previous leader, the late Bob Crow, become the most recognised face of British trade unionism.

The most common sorts of derivatives (contracts that take their value from the performance of an underlying asset) were to be traded on recognised platforms, cleared through central counterparty systems with high collateral requirements and reported to trade depositories.

Players are increasingly recognised and recognisable.

Britain, France, Germany, Sweden and Italy and, to a lesser extent, others too are all recognised players in the arms trade.Europe's strong commercial position in all kinds of goods, as well as arms ought to give it leverage over regimes with poor human-rights records, such as China or Iran.