Sentence examples for trade released from inspiring English sources

Abroad, Russia's share of arms sales plummeted with the onset of the financial crisis in 2008, according to a Congressional Research Service report on the international arms trade released in September.

It could be built only because the Swire Group — a conglomerate, controlled by a British family, whose origins date to the 19th century China coast trade — released a plot that had been held privately since the 1940s and had previously been used for a company director's home.

The team has 10 days to trade, release or outright Johnson, 36, to the minor leagues, but he said he would not go to the minors.

The "most likely vector" for all the invading lionfish, he says, was someone (or even several people) in the aquarium trade, releasing the fish and possibly eggs, into the wild.

Nearly every player Thomas acquired has been traded, released or banished, all without a hint of what Dolan thinks.

By sending Cooper to Dallas, where he began his M.L.S. career in 2006, the Red Bulls have now traded, released and/or exiled about a dozen players from last season's roster.

Since then, the MetroStars brought in two players in trades, released one little-used reserve and then left a pair of starters home today, telling them that they would soon be traded.

He became as important a member of the team as anyone, a polite, unintrusive gentleman who was there when the rookies came up and after the stars were traded, released or retired.

JM: What would be some of your favourite Rough Trade releases?

The forthcoming trade release – interestingly due a few days before the Treasury report – is likely to demonstrate enormous import growth again, absolutely and relative to exports.

Chiming with recent business surveys showing companies are having to pay more for imported materials because of a weaker pound, the ONS trade release showed import prices grew by 3.2% on June 2016.