Sentence examples for trading access from inspiring English sources

It did that by pioneering in energy trading and then expanding into trading access to broadband communications.

Baikal will offer trading access to securities across 14 European countries and at least 22 trading venues.

Papers like the News of the World are (or were) important players in Britain's political game, trading access for favours, keeping secrets when it suits them and revealing them when it doesn't.

On Sunday, May 23 , 2010 The News of the World published an explosive article by the man, who turned out to be a reporter there, condemning Ms. Ferguson for trading access to Prince Andrew for cash.

But there's an unstated premise at work here: even if some elected officials are charged for campaign-finance quid pro quo, no one will stop trading access for donations.

As a result, Mrs. Clinton told aides this year to vet major donors carefully and help her avoid situations in which she might appear to be trading access for big money, advisers said.

He makes an astute trade: access for attention.

Trade access is not a precise enough weapon to deploy for other goals.

Another goal is seeking and maintaining trade access for Vietnamese farm produce and manufactures.

Greater economic investment and trade access to Europe are troubling enough.

Some may willingly trade access to suburban public schools for the growing amenities of city living.