Sentence examples for trade counties from inspiring English sources

A scientifically randomized approach, such as Duflo's, creates its own reality, at odds with complex societies in which people are related through tribes, ethnic groups, religion, gender, birth order, clans, chiefdoms, taboos, secret societies, trade, counties, districts, and intermarriage.

That man, under investigation in a separate fraud case, accused Mr. Levy of trading county contracts for campaign donations, Newsday reported.

For cattle the geographical patterns of trade between counties were quite similar for different age classes of cattle, with by far the most trade in the age class below six months of age (detailed data not shown).

"We've long shaken off the enthusiastic amateur tag - there's now eight of us plying our trade in county cricket, and turning in consistent performances.

A host of the top talent on display in Australia and New Zealand over February and March will be plying their trade in county cricket this summer.

Kerrigan has taken 28 wickets for Lancashire this season at an average of 34.25, but Vaughan believes the left-armer should be left to learn his trade at county level.

For developing counties, trade facilitation activities (TF-MA and TF-MI) are negatively correlated with trade cost (CE and CI) on the one hand and positively correlated with economic performance on the other hand (see Table 5).

It is the regional center for services and trade in the county., the city's economy is experiencing significant growth, according to the County of Okanogan.

And following the Kolpak ruling, more foreign players are plying their trade in the county game.

Nobody from the county trade union office has given a clear answer to our demands.

But there are survivors – and one of them is plying his trade with the county champions, all-rounder Paul Franks.