Sentence examples for standard trade from inspiring English sources

However, all the minnows worry that the "gold standard" trade talks might be tarnished by enlargement.

He would incorporate labor and environmental standards into future trade treaties, thus giving them teeth under the enforcement provisions of a standard trade agreement.

Tim Roache, GMB's general secretary, said: "It's welcome that Labour's NEC has seen sense and is backing our demand that Showsec recognise GMB … Labour conference remains in jeopardy as things stand, and without a standard trade union recognition agreement signed, sealed and delivered by Showsec".

In the 1980s, multi-formatting of singles to provoke fans into buying the same song over and over again necessitated the imposition of a cap on eligible formats, while the 1990s saw tactical deep discounting (where shops bought one single at the standard trade price but were "gifted" a dozen more they could knock out at 99p each) to hype singles up the chart.

The standard trade maxim that journalists should never be part of the story has been a longtime red flag in the process, especially in baseball, but never has it carried the weight it does now, in the age of players tainted by performance enhancement.

IFA is quickly coming up and in standard trade show fashion, some gadgets leak out early.

On its face, the trade last night between the Mets and the Yankees would seem to be standard trade-deadline news.

These are not your standard trading shops, and over the last decade firms have gone to great lengths to seize data for information arbitrage.

Once you've made your stock choices, you buy your shares through FOLIOfn in dollar amounts rather than lots (the standard trading unit is usually 100 shares).

Because they are the size of other standard trading cards, most will fit in trading card sleeves.

A broad, gold-standard trade agreement across the Atlantic could be such a catalyst for reigniting support for multilateral trade liberalization, bringing W.T.O.