Sentence examples for trading choices from inspiring English sources

In his written testimony submitted to the commission, Mr. DeSano rejected the idea that his trading choices "should be curtailed in the name of fairness to third parties in the marketplace, especially retail investors".

Bob Greifeld, the president of Nasdaq, said: “This transaction provides added liquidity, new trading choices and an enhanced competitive market environment.”.

And it turns out consumers are more than willing to trade choice for price.

About a dozen institutions have paid dearly or traded choice holdings for the privilege of working with tiny slices.

The union proposed changes in the draft rules to allow clubs to trade draft choices, trade negotiating rights if they cannot sign a drafted player or trade the player after he is signed without waiting a year.

It can be equal parts terrifying and fulfilling for the writers as well, admitted Marisa Silver, who traded vocabulary choices with Mary Gaitskill and Amy Bloom during the question-and-answer portion of a WordTheatre performance last season.

The first one, 'trade union identity', consists of the inherited tradition that shapes trade union choices (Hyman, 1996).

They trade choice for convenience and a highly curated experience.

As a trade choice, experimentally a (7 × 7) window is chosen for computing the final mass function of each pixel p xy. Once the mass functions of the six images are estimated, their combination is performed using the orthogonal sum that can be represented as follows: m ¯ x y ( C i ) = m ¯ x y 1 ( C i ) ⊕ m ¯ x y 2 ( C i ) ⊕... ⊕ m ¯ x y 6 ( C i ) (11).

The Giants were supposed to pick 30th in the 2001 draft, but Accorsi traded that choice and the team's second-round pick to get Indianapolis's first-round pick, at No. 22, and Accorsi selected cornerback Will Allen.

They were scheduled to pick 38th over all, but they traded that choice to Detroit for the Red Wings' picks in the second and third rounds.