Sentence examples for the trading itself from inspiring English sources
"RosUkrEnergo sat astride one of the most strategic and lucrative energy supply routes into the E.U. even though it was unclear why Gazprom could not do the trading itself," said Mr. Mayne from Global Witness.
Information is the vital oxygen that fuels the markets and increasingly the platform for the trading itself.
But those reforms do not give the SEC the ability to monitor the trading itself.
The alternative strategy would be legalisation and licence, which would make the trade itself less lucrative.
But Wu the younger is as enthusiastic as his brothers when it comes to the promise of the trade itself.
Thomson Reuters, Bloomberg's primary rival in the data world, also provides trading capabilities, but it rarely vies for the trades itself and emphasizes what it calls its neutrality.
"I fell in love with the people, the staff, the suppliers, and the trade itself, so I had a strong awareness of the industry.
He neglected not only the activism of black and female abolitionists but also the horrors of the trade itself, which he knew intimately.
Altaweel doesn't much like antiquities collectors – or rather, the very concept of the trade itself: antiquities, he feels, "shouldn't be bought and sold in private collections".
The significance may not be in the trade itself, but in what oversight the bank had on the trader's position — or whether the trader hid the risk from compliance officers.
Microsoft, which is headquartered in Washington, a state where recreational cannabis is now legal, is licensing Kind to sell Microsoft cloud services to authorities to monitor sales – rather than becoming directly involved in the trade itself.
