Sentence examples for temporary trading from inspiring English sources

Supplies had to be ordered for the temporary trading room.

Crisis-hit fund manager New Star has wound up its high risk Heart of Africa fund, two months after announcing a "temporary" trading suspension.

But the markets, stitched together with emergency phone lines and borrowed computer servers to connect temporary trading floors in New Jersey with the main exchanges, have worked almost flawlessly since then, even with record trading.

Though almost none of the students enter these temporary trades, most describe a deep, newfound kinship with blue-collar workers.

And I'm worried, too, whether that turn-taking will happen, or whether this temporary trade becomes the biggest trade of all — my career for his.

The administration will argue that the temporary trade protection allowed American steel makers to get themselves in shape to survive against intense global competition.

A1 Bush to Rescind Steel Tariffs The Bush administration plans to announce that it will rescind tariffs it imposed on imported steel, saying the temporary trade protection has allowed American steel makers to get themselves in shape.

This arises most notably in two areas: American anti-dumping laws, which have been used heavily in recent years to curb specific imports; and the notorious Section 201 of the 1974 Trade Act, under which temporary trade barriers can be imposed by the president when he thinks a rise in imports has hurt an American industry.

The move, not publicly announced but disclosed by some private money managers, indicates that Chinese officials are eager to counter a rising flight of capital from the country, a worsening slump in real estate prices, a weak stock market and at least a temporary trade deficit caused by a steep bill for oil imports.

Caroline Woolard, a 29-year-old Brooklyn artist whose projects include collaborating on temporary "trade schools" where classes are paid for through bartering, said she became a social-practice artist not because she objected to the commercial or institutional art sectors but because she felt that the art world was too isolated.

Mr Young also notes that temporary trades, depending on season and weather conditions, are more valuable than permanent ones, because they ensure that water can easily be reallocated to the most efficient use.On the domestic front, too, Australia is a pioneer.