Sentence examples for traders collected from inspiring English sources

In the year before the Enron Corporation collapsed last December, about 100 executives and energy traders collected more than $300 million in cash payments from the company, according to documents filed today in bankruptcy court.

Across India, an army of scavengers and housewives and small traders collect, segregate and recycle garbage every day.

Olivier Senn, a cotton trader, collected the paintings and drawings of Monet, Renoir, Sisley, Pissarro, Degas and those who followed including Bonnard, Matisse and Derain among others; and in 2004, his granddaughter gave his considerable collection to the Malraux Museum.

In the past, traders have collected value-added tax from customers but failed to pass the money on to governments.

Before the 1990s, populations were hit hard by traders who collected large numbers of them for sale on the international pet market.

Traditional Asian commerce, according to one view, was a noncapitalistic peddling trade, financed by patrician classes in Asian countries and conducted by innumerable small traders who collected spices and pepper in the Indies for disposal in the port cities of Asia.

The move will not highlight the huge payout of Andrew Hall, the former Citigroup energy trader who collected nearly $100 million in 2008 but left the bank last fall to avoid a public showdown with Mr. Feinberg over his 2009 pay.

In this article we form the simple prediction that mispricing encourages traders to collect costly information that guides managerial decisions at corporate level.

The transports from farms to slaughterhouses are often conducted by traders that collect animals from different farms and deliver them directly to slaughter.

The story was based on Ojibwe legends carried back east by other explorers and traders (particularly those collected by Henry Rowe Schoolcraft).

He is a retired oil trader who collects classics of industrial design.