Sentence examples for trading robust from inspiring English sources

The basin is also tackling its growing salinity problem imaginatively, by instituting a trade in salt credits along the lines of America's trade in greenhouse-gas emissions.Mike Young, an economist at CSIRO, an environmental think-tank in Adelaide, and author of a study of water trading, "Robust Separation", identifies two other crucial features of Australia's trading system.

Although carbon trading is robust in Europe, Intercontinental Exchange, the owner of the Chicago Climate Exchange, painted a gloomy outlook for a robust cap-and-trade market in the United States.

Cites, a convention on wildlife trade that 169 countries agree to, does not cover domestic trade, which means sales of sturgeon and their eggs are still permitted on local markets, where trade is robust.

But for a secondary trade the robust cooking is far better than it ever need be.

When more than one quality characteristic is considered, an important question is how to trade off robust design solutions.

In a joint statement, Canada and the United States said it would "result in freer markets, fairer trade and robust economic growth in our region".

Russian-Turkish energy trade is robust, as has commerce in consumer goods since the European Union and the United States imposed sanctions on Moscow last year for its seizure of Ukraine's Crimea territory.

In some parts of China, especially in coastal provinces like Guangdong or Zhejiang, farmers engage in robust trading of land.

The company's merger and acquisition activity remains focused on the business-to-business division, where trading has remained robust.

"Robust trading results led the way," said Howard Chen, a banking analyst at Credit Suisse, describing the latest profits.

Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs reported sharp increases in their second-quarter earnings yesterday, propelled by a surge in investment banking business and robust trading profits.