Sentence examples for relevant trade from inspiring English sources
"An extensive consultation process, involving all faculty staff and the relevant trade unions, will be carried out over the next three months to formalise the new structure".
Under the relevant trade laws, Mr Obama had the absolute discretion not to impose the recommended tyre tariffs on the grounds of overall economic interest or national security.
He also adds a category he calls "microbusinesses," which have "two or three" employees: he starts with an estimate of the number of home-based businesses from a relevant "trade association," knocks it down by 4 million to prevent overlapping with the incorporated self-employed, then knocks off another 10 million "to be conservative," arriving at 13 million.
"If you're passionate and serious about getting into PR, it's essential to keep up to date with industry news and trends, so make sure you read all relevant trade press such as PR Week and Campaign," says Jon Gloyne, head of PR recruitment for Major Players.
We will notify promptly the WTO of any relevant trade measures.
It is partly down to the relevant trade and tariff barriers.
The C.I.O. is the chief investment office, the unit of the bank where the relevant trades were done.
By his own account, Jamie Dimon, the chief executive, was unaware of what was happening on the relevant trading desk until Bloomberg News reporters brought it to his attention.
"We resolutely oppose and crack down on the illegal felling of timber and relevant trading behavior," he said Thursday during a regular news briefing.
Overstock also plans to file a new racketeering suit, on the same charges, in New Jersey, where both sides accept some the relevant trades took place, even if they disagree over their legality.More than a plumbing problemThere is much more at stake than the amount of damages Overstock was claiming, thought to be $55m.
This section aims at discussing the most relevant trade-offs that we faced in designing the WING/WORLD platform.
