Sentence examples for trading proposition from inspiring English sources

That is potentially a trading proposition: the legislators need money, and the comptroller wants things from the Legislature.

Clearly, the two million children in Tanzania who receive no primary education are not an exciting trading proposition.

It is possible that retaining both players next summer may limit Walsh's options in 2010, or may not if he and D'Antoni can resurrect Eddy Curry and make him an attractive trade proposition by trade deadline next season — big man with skills or expiring contract for the spring of 2011.

In the long run, landlords will always oppose protectionist policies and will benefit from improvements in terms of trade (Proposition 6, Appendix 1).

Picfair, the London-based photo marketplace founded by ex-journalist Benji Lanyado, has raised £1.5 million in new funding — capital it plans to use to market its "fair trade photography" proposition to the plethora of companies that need authentic photo content.

We show that the pairs of at which workers switch from opposing protectionist policies to supporting them lies in the diversification and trade region (see Proposition 5 in Appendix 1) (Fig. 3).

FOR nearly all investors, frequent trading is a terrible proposition.

The exchange's contingency plan calls for a shift to electronic trading – still a difficult proposition, as far as the markets go, because even for electronic trading, the traders currently need access to their desks and computers.

Binary options trading is a risky proposition.

"Our concern is, an overwhelming majority of Americans now disagree with the proposition that trade has been good for us," he said.

In a free trade world according to proposition 4, H exports the complex good to O and imports the simple good from O. In a common labor market, no one has an incentive to emigrate because there are no differences in income among individuals with identical training levels who work in different countries.