Sentence examples similar to traded stand from inspiring English sources

Yet it no longer does so through one company, but through a plethora of publicly traded, stand-alone companies that it calls "spin outs".

Analysts said the spinoff would allow a slimmed-down Cardinal Health to focus on turning around its underperforming drug distribution business, while potentially attracting a higher stock valuation for the publicly traded stand-alone medical technology company.

And what of the publicly traded, stand-alone mutual fund companies themselves?

On the other side of the trade stand WaMu shareholders.

President Camborne Agricultural Show and Trade Stand manager, Royal Cornwall Agricultural Show.

"We could have a trade stand at the Chelsea Flower Show, but we are selling ideas, not plants or sundries".

If Mr. Badin wanted to make his trading stand out, he could not have done a better job.

Stuart also illustrates how the exigencies of the sugar trade stand squarely in the middle of the suffering and moral confusion.

Bharara observed, earlier this month, that the decision by the Supreme Court to let the Second Circuit's interpretation of insider trading stand creates "an obvious road map for unscrupulous investors".

There's a trading stand that serves as the games' social hub so players can trade with their friends.

Of course Paul Carr may or may not remember to much from one FOWA day as he was drinking then, famously throwing an uproarious party with many startup founders on a London Bus hired for the MySpace trade stand.