Sentence examples for work for trade from inspiring English sources
The proposed rules are aimed at lobbyists who work for trade associations.
At least there should be plenty of work for trade reporters.
Wong went on to qualify in law and work for trade unions before entering the senate in 2001.
In Algiers Alleg began to work for trade unions, then the Communist party newspaper Alger Républicain, which, in spite of the ambivalence of the French Communists to the simmering Algerian independence movement, was seen as anti colonialist and thus dissident.
Ten prospective parliamentary candidates work for trade unions, including the president of the National Union of Mineworkers, Ian Lavery, an open admirer of Scargillism in Wansbeck; and Unison's regional officer Lilian Greenwood in Nottingham South.
To be fair, she lured me in with the promise of jewelry and, being a semi-broke style whore, I will always work for trade.
It is not always clear in a business that relies heavily on armies of unpaid interns, on jobs involving favors rarely returned and archaic methods of payment like work-for-trade.
Closed networks work for some things, but they don't seem to work for trading physical goods.
About 6% worked for trade unions, 14% are "professionals" (mainly lawyers), and 15% come from business.
On his return from Jamaica, he worked for trade unions, eventually becoming national organiser of Nupe.
He returned to England and became active in Labour, working for trade unions.
