Sentence examples for settlement trade from inspiring English sources

The finds are helping draw new maps of invasion, settlement, trade and warfare across thousands of years of English history.

The French and Indian Wars led to British control, and the American Revolution hastened settlement, trade, and shipping in the region.

Davis was also a spokesperson for Oxfam, which expressed opposition "to settlement trade, in which Ahava is engaged"; some news reports suggested that the conflict of interest had caused Oxfam to drop Davis as a spokeswoman.

Oases in the largely desert region lived in by the Qedarites - such as Dedan, Tayma, and Dumah - played an important role as sites of settlement, trade, and watering-places.

By the 10th century Chester was a flourishing Mercian settlement, trading with northern Wales, Ireland, and the Wirral peninsula, and had its own mint, established in 970.

The reduction was attributed to increase in settlements, trading centres and cultivation.

They may provide settlement of trades; publish prices and trading histories; and invent new securities to trade.Electronics does all this; and it does it better.

Professor Gillers, though, would exclude settlement amounts, trade secrets and private information from any requirement that settlements be made public.

The modern office of consul is derived from that of certain magistrates in the cities of medieval Italy, Provence, and Languedoc charged with the settlement of trade disputes.

Meanwhile, in late 2008, China began making the renminbi, hitherto a currency that circulated only in China, available for the settlement of trade.

China's State Council said the yuan could be used for the settlement of trade between the factory-rich Pearl River and Yangtze River deltas and the Chinese territories of Hong Kong and Macau.