Sentence examples for trading arrangements from inspiring English sources

The UK would then negotiate a separate deal to cover trading arrangements with the EU.

Our farmers have responded to the search for alternative trading arrangements, grasping the Fairtrade concept with fervour.

The second uncertainty is whether the negotiations can simultaneously resolve the UK's terms of exit from the EU and its future trading arrangements with Europe's single market.

Prudential had trading arrangements with two hedge funds, Head Start and Chronos Asset Management, referred to it by C.I.B.C., the suit said.

Carbon trading arrangements— green incentives created by the European Union and the Kyoto agreement on curbing greenhouse gases — encourage purchases in Eastern Europe and Russia by Lafarge and competitors, like HeidelbergCement.

A new cabinet and frontbench will need to get into their jobs and then into the details of trading arrangements, what we are going to offer on the movement of people.

"The reality of the protracted process of withdrawing from the EU means we still know very little about the nature of our future trading arrangements, and this uncertainty is weighing on prospects for business investment.

Schroders traces its roots back to 1804, when it traded in the tobacco, cotton and sugar markets; Cazenove started out as a stockbroking firm in 1823.The European Union and Japan agreed to start talks on a free-trade pact, thelatest instance of countries trying to establish trading arrangements outside the auspices of the listless World Trade Organisation.

The two trading arrangements with Bank of America and Citibank are part of the growing "prime brokerage" business, which is helping some firms bring in extra revenue at a time when it is tougher and tougher to make a profit in the foreign exchange business.

But worries about the political risks attached to nuclear power and the fact that current carbon-trading arrangements run only until 2008 have made investors reluctant to get involved.

The truth is that the numbers depend on carbon-trading arrangements that Australia is putting in place as part of its effort to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions.