Sentence examples for trade setting from inspiring English sources

The craftsmen would agree on some basic rules governing their trade, setting quality standards, and so on.

For decades, commodities and futures trading firms have been largely policed by the exchanges where they trade, setting up potential conflicts of interest.

For decades, commodities and futures trading firms have been largely policed by the exchanges where they trade, setting up a potential conflict of interest.

Additionally, in the months after 9/11, National Presto entered the diapers trade, setting up that business in its old munitions plant.

In Golden Ladder of Giving he teaches that the most effective way to give is "To prevent poverty by teaching a trade, setting a person up in business, or in some other way preventing the need of charity".

This paper studies the relationship between income distribution and international integration in a canonical trade setting with one change.

Slavery was once thought of as an activity largely limited to the ports from which the ships of the triangular trade set sail; Bristol, London, Liverpool and Glasgow.

Protests erupted in 2011 and early 2012 in cities and towns throughout central China and along the southeast coast, areas with large concentrations of small private businesses, after the slowdown in global trade set off a wave of defaults.

Jeffrey Garten, dean of the Yale School of Management and a former undersecretary for international trade, sets out to chat one-to-one with 40 of the world's most distinguished chief executives.

The results and the forecast, released after the close of market trading, set off a decline of 19percentt in the company's share price in after-hours trading.

Basel 3 banking regulations demand that intermediaries arranging the trades set more capital aside if they insure their clients against mishaps.