Sentence examples for trades set from inspiring English sources

Basel 3 banking regulations demand that intermediaries arranging the trades set more capital aside if they insure their clients against mishaps.

But the options trades set off alarms with market regulators because Dr. Tucker was the only person buying some of the instruments just before the takeover.

PARIS — Someone well acquainted with the trading controls at Société Générale said it was "inconceivable" that Jérôme Kerviel's immediate supervisors were not alerted after his trades set off alarm bells at Eurex, the derivatives exchange based in Frankfurt.

The Giants MUST respond by getting a big bat NOW NOW NOW!" The clock is ticking on the Giants and the rest of baseball with the deadline for non-waiver trades set to come and go on Tuesday afternoon.

With the N.B.A. embargo on trades set to expire Wednesday, the Los Angeles Lakers and the Miami Heat have apparently agreed on a trade that would send Shaquille O'Neal from Los Angeles to Miami.

They are more concerned by Lewis's reminder of the power of computer-driven trades set to algorithms that can trigger massive and sudden market sell orders based on momentary and even accidental extraordinary price changes in single stocks or ETF's.

The results and the forecast, released after the close of market trading, set off a decline of 19percentt in the company's share price in after-hours trading.

Slavery was once thought of as an activity largely limited to the ports from which the ships of the triangular trade set sail; Bristol, London, Liverpool and Glasgow.

Protests erupted in 2011 and early 2012 in cities and towns throughout central China and along the southeast coast, areas with large concentrations of small private businesses, after the slowdown in global trade set off a wave of defaults.

For technical analysis trading: Set a stop-loss within 3% to 7% of a resistance/support level, a basing point, or a trend line.

The craftsmen would agree on some basic rules governing their trade, setting quality standards, and so on.