Sentence examples for whose trade is from inspiring English sources

Ms. Stewart, whose trade is also being investigated by Congress, has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing.

The United States is proposing that six species of sharks be added to the list of endangered animals whose trade is monitored but not banned.

"I hope people see where their fish comes from and what hard work it is to get them," said Mr. Chestnut, whose trade is nighttime spearfishing.

Abuse of the legitimate diamond trade in Zimbabwe prompted calls to redefine blood diamonds as gems whose trade is based on aggression or violence of any kind.

A global treaty would help close loopholes and standardise the legal treatment of criminals whose trade is a lot more deadly than those who fake money.

This alliance was forged with one eye firmly fixed on China, whose trade is welcome in Indonesia but whose increasing regional assertiveness and territorial disputatiousness are not.

He apologised to businesses whose trade was hit by London 2012, but denied claims the capital became a "ghost town".

The exchanges said the 172,000 owners of the shares, whose trade was outlawed when Malaysia imposed currency controls in September 1998, would be able to choose between two plans for releasing their shares onto the Malaysian market for a fee.

Automated funds, whose trading is driven by computer models, account for about 30% of share trading in the United States.

The five companies whose trading is under SEC scrutiny are Continental Airlines, Brinks, Sybase, Palm and Hewlett Packard.

In addition to the five companies mentioned above whose trading is being investigated, the SEC recently sent out a bunch of brokerage inquiries involving a number of other companies whose trading is being probed.