Sentence examples for up for trading from inspiring English sources

Insiders have had plenty of other reasons to hesitate before signing up for trading plans.

And neither of us was up for trading in our friendship for a little solo time with Mr. Cohen.

(He also directed me to a Web site, www.DSLreports.com, one of a number of sites that have sprung up for trading gripes about D.S.L. providers across the country. It made me feel much less alone).

The company priced at $30 and was then bid up to $299 where it opened up for trading.

The social media site went offline for several hours, covering a number of — but not all — regions, and perhaps partly in response to that, its stock hit a new low after it opened up for trading after the long weekend.

The biggest sell off will probably take place on Nov. 14, when 777 million shares free up for trading.

Many Egyptians believe that, after the revolution that toppled the government last year, the Rafah crossing should be opened up for trade and complete freedom of travel, ending an economic siege on Gaza.

She would also speak up for the benefits of immigration, seek greater scope for boroughs to borrow to build council homes, campaign against zero hours contracts and agency work, and speak up for trade union rights and freedoms.

I was disappointed to read on Sunday that the Harlow MP, Robert Halfon, a junior minister with a disability who was also willing to stand up for trade unions, is in the frame.

It may be that by gearing up for trade (investing in distribution networks, for example), firms within an RTA are able to exploit efficiencies that boost trade more widely.Another way to isolate the impact of a trade deal is to study stockmarket reactions.

Will the premium look make up for trade-offs in terms of user accessible storage and batteries, and can in-house processors push the needle in terms of Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge performance?