Sentence examples for trading concluded from inspiring English sources

James Comey, the deputy attorney general (and the same prosecutor who had decided not to charge Martha Stewart with insider trading), concluded that it would be extremely difficult to prove that Libby knew Plame was a covert agent when he mentioned her name to reporters.

So Peru's Congress seemed to buck a trend when it voted on June 28th by 79 votes to 14 to ratify a trade deal concluded with America late last year after almost two years of talks.

Known as the WM/Reuters "fix", it set prices for major currencies based on trades concluded during the 30 seconds either side of 4pm in London.

Over the past decade they have increased bilateral trade, concluded a range of economic and trade agreements and forged a new political institution in Central Asia, the Shangai Co-operation Organisation.

Autumn's Golden Age (Mantle) followed hard on the heels of spring's Early Warning to round off Jane Smiley's dazzlingly expansive Last Hundred Years trilogy, which follows one American family from 1920 over the horizon of the near future; while Amitav Ghosh's trilogy about the 19th-century opium trade concluded with the exuberant Flood of Fire (John Murray).

The London Conference on the Illegal Wildlife Trade concluded in its declaration that "there is a serious threat to the survival of many species if action is not taken to tackle the… trade".

If the number of orders being sent greatly outweighs the number of trades concluded, this can cause problems.

As recently as 2008, for instance, Robert Lawrence of Harvard, one of the country's most respected trade experts, concluded that trade explained only a small share of growing income inequality and labor market displacement in the United States.

The World Trade Organisation concluded the first global trade deal in its 19-year existence.

Officials in Washington emphasized that they had no evidence of such kinds of insider trading but concluded that there should be a review of any significant and suspicious options trading or short-selling.

The financial impact of late trading, he concluded, is much smaller than the harm caused by stale prices.