Sentence examples for rules of commerce for from inspiring English sources

The macro level concerns "the institutional or cultural rules of commerce for an entire society" ('the business world').

If law is a rough guide to widely-held moral intuitions (Gooden 1985), the Code of Hammurabi (1700s B.C ., prescribing prices and tariffs and laying down both rules of commerce and harsh penalties for noncompliance, evidences some of civilization's earlier attempts to establish the moral contours of commercial activity.

But not according to the usual rules of commerce, under which workers are paid for what they produce.

But, she said, "it means playing according to the rules of commerce, which are not friendly to art".

Or write the rules of commerce in the WTO, or in the Free Trade Area of the Americas (which Chavez helped defeat)?

Under President George H. W. Bush, Huntsman was Deputy Assistant Secretary of Commerce for trade development and commerce for East Asian and Pacific Affairs.

I suppose the back of vans is a regular place of commerce for you.

Why does this fundamental rule of commerce escape my health club chain?

Such concerns are meshing with Mr. Obama's stern new push to make China play by the rules of international commerce.

Businesses strenuously lobby for particular favours from government, and chambers of commerce campaign for lighter regulation.

He artfully transformed the controversy over a massive trade deal with Asia into a question of American leadership: either we will write the rules for commerce in the Pacific or the Chinese will.