Sentence examples for trading apparatus from inspiring English sources

"There has been no market before Hong Kong and Nasdaq that has linked the liquidity and the trading apparatus so that investors in both countries can participate," John Wall, president of Nasdaq International, said.

Goldman's floor trading apparatus costs the firm perhaps $100 million a year, much of which could be eliminated if the technology were good enough.

Nobody doubts that governments have tinkered with the apparatus of trade policy, and tinkered quite a lot.

The Federal Reserve moved Monday to overhaul the financial apparatus behind derivatives trading, a regulatory step intended to assure that the failure of a major bank or investment firm would not create the systemic threat seen in March after the collapse of Bear Stearns.

PAGE A14 Business FED TRIES TO PREVENT ANOTHER BEAR STEARNS The Federal Reserve moved to overhaul the financial apparatus behind derivatives trading, a move aimed at making sure the failure of a major bank or investment firm would not create the systemic threat seen after the collapse of Bear Stearns.

In London they need to limit the scope for tariff increases ideally by finishing the Doha round of trade talks; they should agree to put aside anti-dumping actions and the rest of the apparatus of legal trade protection; and should ensure that subsidies do not discriminate against foreign firms.

The stakes with Lauer, as with Charlie Rose, who was fired from both CBS and PBS last week, for sexual harassment, threaten the geniality and social integrity that are the trade of the morning-show apparatus.

Because the apparatus for "mining" and trading Bitcoins is not part of the existing payment systems and rests on publicly available internet services, advocates see Bitcoin as putting pressure on the fees, often 5percentt -- collected by banks and credit card companies.

Neither man used any equipment, unlike Mr. Willig, who designed special climbing apparatus for his World Trade Center ascent.

In recent months, the Kochs have undertaken a major revamping of their political network, including building a more centralized fund-raising apparatus centered on a trade association called Freedom Partners, also based in Virginia.

Having the apparatus to take into account trade-offs associated with the hospice referral decision while taking into consideration the patients' preferences represent further necessary steps to improve the care of terminally ill patients.