Sentence examples for trades conducted from inspiring English sources

The share of CDS trades conducted electronically, around 50% in 2005, is now above 90%.

It is a stealth market that relies on trades conducted by phone between Wall Street dealer desks, away from open securities exchanges.

The case, which details stock trades conducted in four nations on two continents, was announced yesterday by United States Attorney Mary Jo White in Manhattan.

While that is a far cry from the 33percentt of stock trades conducted online, according to Gomez, it is still a good start.

Christiania's central agora still bears the frank but obsolete title of Pusher Street, since the cocaine and heroin trades (conducted by Europe's transnational biker gangs) were conclusively disassembled in the mid-1990s.

In 2008, Martoma made approximately two hundred and seventy-five million dollars for S.A.C. through illegal trades conducted on the basis of information about Alzheimer's drug trials that he gleaned from an insider involved in the trials.

There is a state-based system of vocational training, known as TAFE, and many trades conduct apprenticeships for training new tradespeople.

Cattle, sheep, and goats are tended, and trade, conducted in regular markets, is well-developed.

Once a market in which human beings traded at human speeds, it is now an electronic market pervaded by algorithmic trading, conducted at speeds nearing that of light.

For example, a trade conducted over Direct Plus could not exceed 1,099 shares, and clients were limited to one trade every 30 seconds.

The vast majority of trade conducted by Soviet companies, imports and exports, involves, as you know better than I, trade between republics.