Sentence examples for trade standing from inspiring English sources

The church should renounce any involvement in the arms trade, standing against fairs in this country such as the DSEI, the world's largest arms fair, which is taking place in London in 2015.

That left peripheral euro debt as the last momentum trade standing, which is why everybody has piled in.

Mr. Dickinson, 35, a stockbroker on the American Stock Exchange who worked for Harvey Young Yurman, spent long days in the hectic world of futures and options trading, standing on the floor of the exchange.

A spokesperson for the London Stock Exchange told The Independent the trade is standing as valid.

It's quite something when you see the trade unions standing shoulder to shoulder with the hereditary barons.

After all, it has the field to itself as the last UK music industry trade magazine standing.

This is about delivering better services, and what we've got is two trade unions standing in the way".

Asked to narrow it down a bit by Halperin, Romney focussed on five things: low-cost energy ("drill-drill-drill"), labor policies (union bashing), trade policies (standing up to the Chinese), abolishing Obamacare, and easing regulations on community banks.

The third part is a series of poems of alienation and middle section consist of shape poems which trade off standing stones and have fake autobiography shaped into them in a helix-type way.

Henri Purje, who was in Copenhagen with Attac, a group opposed to international free trade, was standing in front of the group that was penned in and taken away by police.

But in most cases, Intel has been a strong advocate for free markets–opposing new regulation of communications networks, pushing for expanded trade and standing against whatever the trial lawyers are for.