Sentence examples for trading chain from inspiring English sources

"In the trading chain between the oil well and the gas station," Ms. Omarova said, "Morgan Stanley is clearly accumulating as many stakes along the way as possible because that is what gives them the most flexibility of control".

As the pre-Christmas puppy rush begins, the Dogs Trust charity has exposed a "high level of corruption" and "shocking" animal welfare levels after a six-month undercover investigation into the illicit trading chain from eastern Europe to the UK.

Seaports form a vital link in the overall trading chain and consequently, seaport efficiency is an important contributor to a nation's international competitiveness.

Although mixing of live reservoir hosts (e.g., bats) and intermediate hosts (e.g., civets) would be an efficient means of transmission, the main source of cross-species transmission in the animal trading chain (including warehouses, transportation vehicles, markets) may come from contaminated feces, urine, blood, or aerosols.

Geoff Travis Rough Trade Cambridge University graduate who founded Rough Trade Records and the Rough Trade chain of stores.

Governments must increase the number of inspectors along the international points of trade chain in Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, mainland China and Hong Kong, he says.

To reduce commercial exploitation of wildlife, we need to address every link on the trade chain, from anti-poaching to stopping smuggling to reducing market demand".

But none of the three pro- or anti-trade proposals will address what is really facilitating illicit ivory trafficking – corruption, inadequate laws and lack of enforcement in countries along the illegal trade chain, and rampant demand in Asia.

HOLIDAY RV SUPERSTORES, -- Fort Lauderdale, Fla., the only publicly traded chain of recreational vehicle and boat dealerships in the United States, agreed to buy four dealerships from Emerald Coast RV Center, to expand in the Southeast.

Opponents contend there is no control system along the trade chain, supplying horn might stimulate further demand and it would be immoral to feed a false belief in the horn's medicinal value.

Some analysts also see a lesser risk in a major publicly traded chain, the McClatchy Company, owner of The Miami Herald, The Kansas City Star, The Sacramento Bee and others, which said last week that its ad revenue was down 15.4percentthroughgh the first five months of the year.