Sentence examples for return for trading from inspiring English sources

The Buccaneers had extra picks in the second and third rounds in return for trading nose tackle Dave Pear to the Oakland Raiders.

In the same period, the average total return for traded office REITs was 6 percent, he said.

The government recently extended its coverage in return for trade unions agreeing to a change in the law to allow lay-offs.

Free movement in return for trade isn't a concept that is limited to the European project that British voters rejected in June.

The EU's policy of "conditional engagement" - trying to tempt the regime towards political reform, in return for trade agreements, aid and political contacts - has failed, because Lukashenko does not want to engage.

There has been talk, too, of the Europeans trying to persuade Syria to take similar steps in return for a trade deal, thereby easing some pressure it feels from 100,000 American soldiers next door in Iraq.

In 1711, the government raised a further £10m from the South Sea Company in return for exclusive trading rights to Spanish South America.

At the time, Wall Street firms provided office space to up-and-coming money managers at below market rates in return for their trading business.

Immediately you assume the conspiracy of paper mentioned in the novel's title must somehow refer to the famous South Sea Bubble or Scheme, which involved a plan to buy up England's national debt in return for a trading monopoly in the South Seas and in South America, and which led to a speculative frenzy and England's first stock market crash, in 1720.

In return for normal trade relations, the same terms of trade we offer now to more than 130 other countries, China will open its markets to American products, from wheat to cars to consulting services.

The latest trade agreements are built on the premise that in return for free trade, nations must enforce environmental and occupational health and safety regulations along with some form of living wage.