Sentence examples for trading task from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cox issued a statement last night saying he looks forward to reading the full report, adding, "The agency's commitment to prosecuting insider trading has never been stronger, and initiatives such as our hedge fund insider trading task force in the enforcement division will ensure that remains true in the future".

This two-tiered system is optimized to allow the Trading Technologies' co-located facilities to be reserved for speed-sensitive trading tasks.

And that's the reason why I set up a trade task force to go after cheaters when it came to international trade.

The administration has also filed new trade cases against China at the World Trade Organization, and set up a trade task force to ensure all countries are playing by the rules.

- Time trade-off with 10 years (TTO-10) for the 6 health states: in this trade-off task, the period of time offered in the presented health state was fixed at ten years.

The president is expected to refer the letter to the new interagency trade enforcement task force he announced in January during his State of the Union address.

Thankfully, Messrs Grossman and Rossi-Hansberg have a more felicitous phrase: "trade in tasks".As globalisation has advanced, it has become easier to move some of these tasks offshore.

I don't want a "partner" with whom to "trade" household tasks on the basis of their "market value", or one who needs to be "incentivised" to pick his own pants up off the bathroom floor.

Created by assembling and restoring old buildings -- a few moved from other parts of town -- on the moldering remains of the oldest wharf neighborhood, it stands just beyond the gardens and art exhibits of Prescott Park as a fascinating living-history display of trades and tasks from the early Colonial period to after World War II.

He claims that German manufacturers have been successful in repositioning themselves within international supply chains (and the so-called trade in tasks) as reflected in a rising share of exports in manufacturing gross value added.

The fragmentation process, referred as "trade in tasks" by Grossman and Rossi-Hansberg (2008), has led to an increase in global integration, generating a web of economic interactions commonly denoted as international production networks.