Sentence examples for trade entered from inspiring English sources

Sweden retained most of Livonia, while the Rzeczpospolita kept Courland, which having assumed the servicing of Lithuania's Baltic trade entered a period of prosperity.

Some say it was an erroneous trade entered by someone at a big Wall Street bank who mistyped an order to sell a large block of stock, and that the big drop in that stock's price (Procter & Gamble?) triggered "sell" orders across the market.

As talks to broker a global trade deal entered a second tortuous decade, the US and the European Union came up with an idea.

The weapons trade enters the gray market when weapons are transferred from a legitimate buyer to countries or militant groups that have been placed under sanctions.

Simone Weil, in her essay on affliction, says that pain is like the moment when an apprentice hurts himself for the first time on the job; at such moments workers say, "It is the trade entering his body".

Using the dataset compiled for Bertocchi and Dimico (2015), based on the household sample, in Table 3, I run a simple bivariate regression where polygyny enters as the dependent variable while the trans-Atlantic slave trade enters as the regressor.

Prior to the outbreak of war, the Great Falls Turnpike, also known as River Road, was an important traffic artery for trade entering the District of Columbia from western Maryland and beyond.

During the previous century, a method of taxation had been introduced to support the creation or maintenance of city walls, called murage, which was authorised by the king and applied to trade entering a city.

Agricultural trade: entering a new era?

The problem also showed how bad trades entered into one electronic terminal can quickly spread to all markets.

His family stood before the closed coffin for most of an hour before the Rev. Brian J. Jordan, who ministers to workers in the building trades, entered and said a few prayers.