Sentence examples for trading act from inspiring English sources

Under the Sunday Trading Act 1994 that's the maximum such shops can stay open – and then, not before 10am.

Over the first two years of Labor's botched Coastal Trading Act there was a 63% decline in the carrying capacity of the major Australian coastal trading fleet.

Another contender, Liz Kendall, said: "The Sunday Trading Act works: retailers can trade, customers can shop, shopworkers can spend time with their families.

The Sunday Trading Act, which permitted restricted opening hours on a Sunday, never applied to Scotland, where there has traditionally been a more liberalised environment.

July 7: George Osborne said: "Even two decades on from the introduction of the Sunday Trading Act, it is clear there is still a growing appetite for shopping on a Sunday.

Only about 16,000 small, local shops will be open, as only stores of up to a maximum 3,000 sq ft – about the size of a Tesco Express – can open under the Christmas Trading Act.

Its detractors, on the other hand, say high-frequency trading acts as a form of insider trading that decreases confidence in the integrity of the system.

The administration brought the steel case before the trade commission under Section 201 of the 1974 trade act.

He pressed Congress to enact the Trade Act of 2002, which re-established the vital trade authority ("fast track") that had lapsed for eight years.

To finally admit Russia into the World Trade Organization, the administration wants to lift the Jackson-Vanik amendment to the trade act of 1974 that imposes restrictions on Moscow.

Bill Clinton as well as such controversial legislation as the North America Free Trade Act (1992) and a ban on assault weapons (1994).