Sentence examples for wide trading from inspiring English sources

Policies that can be selected are the most important price driven strategies (feed-in tariffs, investment subsidies, tax incentives), capacity driven instruments (tradable green certificates, national or international wide trading system) and a voluntary green pricing system.

Uncertainty over the central bank's position produced wide trading swings Tuesday, with the main Chinese stock indexes dropping to their lowest levels since early 2009 before recovering most of the day's losses near the end of trading.

The market has been "alternating between euphoria and despair," Mr. Roberts said of the wide trading range dating back to late April, when stocks hit their high for the year.

Indeed, in just the last month, almost one trading day in three involved an unusually wide trading range, said Fane Lozman, the chairman of Scanshift, a creator of market display software in Chicago.

The Olmecs developed a wide trading network, and between 1100 and 800 bce their cultural influence spread northwestward to the Valley of Mexico and southeastward to parts of Central America.

Since the holly grew in coastal areas several hundred miles to the south, Dr. Crown said, the findings are strong evidence that a wide trading network existed among distant tribes and that ritual practices at Cahokia may have influenced their subsequent activities over a wide region.

Her party has proposed a "privileged partnership" that would enable Turkey to have wide trade, social, and economic access to the Union, but not full membership.

William was one of the first members of the International Council of Shopping Centers back in 1958 which is now a world wide trade organization.

To achieve rationality, intelligent agents must constantly balance technical (process) and economic (enterprise wide) trade-offs through co-operation, learning and autonomy.

[A11.] White House Plan for Trade Pact Is in Trouble President Bush's ambitious plan for a hemisphere wide trade pact faces tough opposition from the House and from Central American nations.

A meeting has been arranged between representatives of First City Bank, the mayor's office, political leaders of low-income neighborhoods, private mortgage companies, the city wide trade association of contractors and the State Banking Commission to discuss the situation.