Sentence examples for trades together from inspiring English sources
As children we brought those trades together.
Moreover, banks can lump all sorts of trades together in their financial statements and are not required to disclose the full face value of many derivatives, including the type of guarantees that Merrill used.
Furthermore, expanding the definition of higher occupations to include "technical and trades" together with managers and professionals (not reported here) produces treatment effects that are highly significant and of comparable magnitudes to the effects reported for employment rates.
Our markets should not be trading together.
The ideals have been well canvassed: that nations that traded together stayed at peace together.
"We were friends, we had some trade together," he said of Mr. Baroudy.
Those two securities will be attached and trade together, according to the company.
Its name is derived from shavani, a Sindebele word meaning "finger millet," or "trading together".
Countries that share a colonial legacy, including language and culture, should trade together far more prodigiously than Britain and India do.
"We had three meetings with John [Paulson, the hedge fund's manager], we were working on a trade together.
