Sentence examples for trade referred from inspiring English sources

Correction: August 21 , 2001 Tuesday An article yesterday about the international arms trade referred incorrectly in some editions to the growth in sales around the world from 1999 to 2000.

Terms of trade refers to the ratio of the value of a country's exports to that of its imports.

Mr. Weller was indulging in what experts in the airport retail trade refer to as dwell time.

The buyers of such bales tend to sort out some of the contents for markets in Third World countries and sell the rest as what the trade refers to as "wipers".

On the other hand, accountability concerning international trade refers to the capacity to implement the will and right to create the various entities responsible and accountable to agree guarantees in agreements (Turnes and Ernst 2015).

MedImmune is not among those trades referred by Finra, according to people briefed on the matter.

The CME stressed that the trades referred to by Gensler appeared to be a bona fide hedging strategy, and that there was no suggestion of wrongdoing.

A spokeswoman for the Securities and Exchange Commission, which often investigates stock trades, referred requests for comment to a statement issued Wednesday, in which the commission announced that it had filed insider trading charges against Samuel Waksal.

While the firm should be commended for its success in navigating the financial crisis, why should the trades referred to in your letter be considered hedges and not speculative bets?

The adjective of χειρόμαχτρον means handmade or artificial and the neutral plural τά χειρόκμητα (tacheirokmeta, the tricks-of-the-trade) referred to an alchemical genre.

Here is how the S.E.C. defines insider trading on its Web site today: "Illegal insider trading refers generally to buying or selling a security, in breach of a fiduciary duty or other relationship of trust and confidence, while in possession of material, nonpublic information about the security".