Sentence examples for rules of trading from inspiring English sources

JPMorgan's troubles began in January 2012, when the investment office ignored the basic rules of trading.

But you, millennial of choice, are best off finding a job for a high street chain where you can routinely trawl the internet for the hot fashions and trends du jour and then blithely rip them off just inside the rules of trading standards.

But bringing China under global rules of trade is a step in the right direction.

Trump is right that the rules of trade need to be rewritten.

He sought to establish a sound framework for the WTO that he hoped would eventually replace bilateral economic brinkmanship with enforcement of multilaterally established rules of trade.

He took to the podium and lambasted a market system "which seems to have taken its rules of trade from Alice in Wonderland".

One is that a Fair Trade Organisation (FTO) is needed to govern the rules of trade very differently from the market fundamentalists of the WTO.

Or European trade campaigners trying to change the rules of trade pacts so that corporations can't chase the easiest dollar – and the dirtiest energy.

Sentamu told bankers that the financial market "seems to have taken its rules of trade from Alice in Wonderland", and of course he's right.

Leaving the EU but remaining in the single market doesn't give us more control, it just stops us from having any say over the rules of trade.

Mickey Kantor, the trade representative under President Bill Clinton, said the Democrats need to elevate trade as a critical issue facing the country and that they should question the current rules of trade, even if he wrote some of them.