Sentence examples for voice trading from inspiring English sources
The governor's attempt at reassurance, the soothing statements from the high street banks and the decisions by banks to try to do more voice trading rather than relying on computers are all part of that strategy.
"Recent market volatility has also put the spotlight on the importance of voice trading," he adds.
Cantor Fitzgerald's traditional bond voice trading business provided much of the liquidity for eSpeed.
As a result, Cantor Fitzgerald, which operates the leading interbroker-dealer exchange for U.S. Treasuries, has halted its traditional voice trading of bonds and is conducting its business for now through its electronic arms: eSpeed for fixed income products and TradeSpark, which deals in energy products.
Just one in 100 calls to the NHS 111 non-emergency helpline results in the caller being referred to their local pharmacist, according to the Pharmacy Voice trade body.
In "Say It With Furs" and "Personal Style," we get into the heads of the women Alex meets, their voices trading perspectives with Alex's in a kind of he-said-she-said interplay.
Since these fears were voiced, trade negotiators have excluded provisions that would have allowed firms to sue governments for the loss of health and public services contracts once they expired.
As the two singers describe a musical process in which two voices trade broken fragments to build a composite melodic line, the producer Alexander Overington edits the interviews together into a bouncing duet that resembles an actual hocket.
It moves in a loose A/B/A form, bracketing the center with a line about "a solitary candle" and "a villa in Ormen". Within that, Bowie repeats, "in the center of it all, your eyes". In between all of that, one of Bowie's voices trades lines about an execution with another voice repeatedly claiming to be a "black star," not any other kind of star.
Michael Martin, a trader and the author of the new book "The Inner Voice of Trading" (FT Press), put it a different way.
The 28 Member States of the European Union share a single market, single external border and a single trade policy, speaking with one voice to trade partners around the world.
