Sentence examples for undue trade from inspiring English sources

The bitter battle to select a Labour candidate for the central Scotland seat of Falkirk threw up allegations of vote-rigging and undue trade union influence.

And that there is no evidence of manipulation nor undue speculation in the trading of oil contracts on the commodity exchanges, citing the findings of the that toothless "see,hear, and speak no evil" watchdog the Commodities Futures Trading Commission CFTCC) thereby selling the beleaguered American consumer a phony bill of goods.

The Iraqis have dismissed American and British assertions that the new proposal on oil sales is intended to meet Iraq's accusations that trade curbs cause undue suffering to the people.

The S.E.C. is also examining whether some exchanges give undue priority to high-frequency trading firms and big institutional investors through its order types and data disclosure.

The world economies need clear rules to avoid undue competition that could spark new trade wars.

The same two industries (which would be central to any reconstruction programme) also rank first and fourth in trading political donations for "undue" policy influence.

Besides taking on undue risk, you'll wind up with trading costs and taxes.

To reduce the perception of undue industry influence, the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America or PhRMA, a trade association, instituted a voluntary code in January that prohibits noneducational gifts to doctors and restricts meals.

The office of the United States trade representative maintains that "the E.U. is imposing undue delays on biotech approvals, resulting in delays and preventing the marketing of many crops grown in the U.S".

In a first round full of trades, the Giants stayed put and attracted no undue attention.

Just because the banks have seen a profit from trading activities doesn't mean those risks are undue.