Sentence examples for trading state from inspiring English sources

The largest trading state, New South Wales retained a leading position in many spheres of enterprise.

Texas's importance as America's leading trading state, and one of its main distribution centres, is bound to grow.

Blagojevich instead shut down the landfill, and not long after, in a radio interview, Mell accused Chris Kelly of trading state contracts for campaign donations.

"In 1400, Malacca was a lazy fishing village, but in 100 years, it became this incredibly wealthy trading state where 89 languages were spoken on the streets," she said.

When the Ethiopian empire of Aksum emerged into the light of history at the end of the 1st century ce, it was as a trading state known throughout the Red Sea region.

One senior EU Brexit diplomat from a northern trading state said his government was "yet to be convinced" by the commission arguments against agreeing a single market in goods, when set against the potential costs of a chaotic 'no deal'.

In the first half of the 2nd millennium ce the majority of Southern Africa's peoples were probably relatively unaffected by the formation of these larger trading states.

The same is true of other major trading states and international firms, so the TPP will quickly become the new standard for "everyone" wishing to take advantage of opportunities in a globalized world.

JPMorgan released information about the trading stating that e-mails and voice recordings were "suggestive of trader intent" to misstate the value of the securities to hide their losses.

It joins eight other major shark fin trading states that have already enacted similar laws, including California, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Maryland, New York, Oregon, Washington, and the three Pacific territories.

Between 7th and 13th centuries, many of these small, often prosperous peninsular maritime trading states became part of the Srivijaya empire, a Malay kingdom centred in Palembang and Kadaram.