Sentence examples for trade usage from inspiring English sources

Whether a creditor had a general or specific possessory lien came to be determined by custom and trade usage.

Charles Fried, a noted professor of contracts at Harvard Law School, told me that the law is well settled that contracts should be interpreted according to the plain meaning of their words and should reflect the intent of the parties, and that technical or specialized terms should be interpreted according to trade usage.

And if there is anything that you guys do, like more homegrown products or if it's more based on international material trade and usage.

Rosenfeld notes, however, that the epidemic began years before the crime spike, and that most of the growth in the heroin trade and usage has been in predominantly white, rural areas apart from where the increases in homicides have been observed.

However, with the international ban on the ivory trade, the usage of other materials – such as wood, plastic, and camel bone – has become more prevalent.

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According to a new study by the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC), which looked at five cities with high numbers of gang murders between the years 2003 and 2008, drug trading or usage and other criminal activity ranged from zero to 25% of all gang-related killings.

Over the last decade, according to the International Congress and Convention Association, a global trade group, "the usage of meeting facilities in hotels has been gradually increasing at the expense" of big convention centers.

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Implied Warranty: Merchantability; Usage of Trade.

(3) Unless excluded or modified (Section 2-316) other implied warranties may arise from course of dealing or usage of trade.