Sentence examples similar to trade speak from inspiring English sources

A decade later, though, those trapped in the early noughties drug trade spoke up for themselves.

The debate about where derivatives will trade speaks to core concerns about the products: transparency and disclosure.

Rickey Henderson, whom the Mets may be trying to trade, spoke out against the trip weeks ago.

According to a league official, even the Giants considered a trade, speaking to Baltimore about its fifth pick.

Over the weekend, the excitement over his candidacy was evident at a banquet hall where he drew applause during a speech in which he denounced free trade, spoke of reversing America's manufacturing decline, pledged to take a $1 annual salary in Congress and promised to bequeath his company to his 75 employees.

The Vice Minister of Trade spoke in the RSPO European roundtable in 2014 and proposed collaboration in developing a joint-standard available for non-RSPO members (RSPO 2014).

The president-elect has already met with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on security and trade, spoken to NATO's secretary general on the phone about whether Washington should continue to support the alliance and, of course, expressed throughout his campaign his desire to build that great wall along the U.S.-Mexican border.

In response to concerns from a senior executive about information leaking to the marketplace, an executive in JPMorgan Chase's investment bank promised that the group investigating the trades "speaks to no one" without "my express approval first".

Mr. Zoellick and other trade officials speak of the "bicycle theory" of trade -- the need to move forward to keep from falling down.

French ports like Bordeaux and Nantes still look back proudly on their long histories in the wine trade but speak less of their profitable years in the rum and slave trade.

It will also try to stimulate regional trade and speak with one voice in international forums.