Sentence examples for to prevent trading from inspiring English sources

To prevent trading of near-perfect copies of shows over the Internet, the entertainment industry wants to insert a digital tag in every program with instructions about whether it can be recorded and how many copies viewers can make.

A Finra rule requires firms "to prevent trading department personnel from utilizing non-public advance knowledge of the issuance or content of a research report for the benefit of the member or any other person".

The EU's draft text for a trade and sustainable development chapter also appears to draw an equivalence between the need to prevent trade distortions and the fight against climate change.

It went on: "It is incumbent upon the seller's neighbours and acquaintances to warn and caution, first in private and then they are entitled to publish him in public, to distance themselves from him, to prevent trade from being done with him, not to have him read from the Torah and so forth until he reverses his decision that causes harm to so many people".

And he wanted to prevent trades people coming to Guernsey from the UK to carry out work without paying tax.

In contrast, other stakeholders seek additional regulation or definition of standards regarding the impacts of energy wood harvesting on biodiversity (Finland, Germany, Spain) in order to prevent trade-offs.

Single environmental indicators (e.g., global warming) were common in 20% of the analyses, highlighting the need to integrate more impact categories to prevent trade-offs.

Arrests were made under legislation to prevent Trade Union action, and it was alleged by some protesters that officers used pressure points, detailed in this video, to inflict pain on people who were passively resisting.

This led the SEC to call for a limit up-limit down mechanism at the exchanges to prevent trades in individual securities from occurring outside of a specified price range so that market volatility will be under better control (Pisani 2013).

Vadim Malkin, director of research firm Russian Axis, said the "courageous minority" of companies that have already invested or set up shop in Russia would probably use their clout to prevent trade relations from deteriorating, which he doubted would happen anyway.

Starting in 1973, CITES attempted to prevent trade in body parts of endangered animals, such as the skins of crocodiles.