Sentence examples for trading mandates from inspiring English sources
"Our approach on transparency, on clearing, on end users, on capital requirements and on trading mandates are much more appropriate, much more reasonable, much more business-friendly," he said.
Most Democrats think it should.Since the Democrats are in a minority in both houses, there is no chance in this Congress of passing a bill encapsulating their ideas on a trade mandate.
Yet national governments have, for narrow, protectionist reasons, repeatedly failed to let the commission exercise its external-trade mandate in aviation, even though it has liberalised the internal European market.This may sound like another argument about "subsidiarity", the notion of devolving powers inside Europe to the level of government that is best-fitted to exercise them.
Colonists seeking to get around the trade restrictions mandated by mercantilism resorted to widespread smuggling.
At one time, California's cap-and-trade system, mandated by a 2006 state law, seemed a likely blueprint for a national system.
I would love to see a trade agreement mandate more minimum space for passengers on airlines.
Perhaps a more open process of defining the trade negotiating mandate at the beginning, opening it to all citizens more than is the case now, would lead to a less controversial negotiation later.
Fans of the estate tax no doubt object that both of those moral mandates trade on popular misconceptions about the estate tax.
Electronic stock exchanges have argued that the existing "trade through" rule, which mandates that investors get the best price on their trades, sustains the Big Board's dominant 80percentt market share and hinders their ability to execute automatic and anonymous trades for their customers.
Digital asset hedge funds were also established with specific mandates to trade digital assets.
Which is what President Vladimir V. Putin did last week, signing a friendship treaty with Beijing that mandates increased trade, peaceful borders and -- pointedly -- arm-in-arm opposition to any attempt to rig the Great Game.
