of a trade

There's a bit of a trade-off of course, because maybe the online merchants have to add on shipping fees.

The meeting follows widespread speculation over the possibility of a trade war this year between the two nations.

Trading has no formal ending. The market will not take you out of a trade.

I'm really lucky that I get to do that and get paid for it and all the press stuff is really just a bit of a trade-off.

We have not, in short, witnessed just the first shots of a trade war. We are at the beginning of an era of decreasing trade.

Tracking the revenue of one slice of a trade would ignore whatever gains or losses were booked on the other side, the bank said.

There is no doubt the fear of a trade war did, and should, unsettle the markets.

The chairman or vice chairman of a trade union shall not be arbitrarily transferred to another unit before the expiration of his tenure.

Great traders know that once the bullets start flying, there's little time to figure out a way out of a trade.

Pushing publicly to make it the basis of a trade case would be seen as direct antagonism by the Chinese government, according to one.

A sudden surge of Chinese buying in the mid-1990s sparked talk of a trade boon for U. S. farmers, but it was a blip.

Portland is another team that has enough on the roster to pull of a trade without a possible third team getting in involved.

At a meeting in Hawaii with representatives of several Pacific nations, he proposed an expansion of a trade pact that excludes China.

Nowadays our company has formed goodish scale marketing network both at home and abroad, and enjoys a good reputation of a trade.

Each price is a consensus of value at the moment of a trade.

Coming on the anniversary of Lehman's collapse, the prospect of a trade war between the world's two largest economies is a scary one.

The modal of a trade engine has a direct influence on its running mechanism, computing capability and performance.

Confirmation (of a trade decision) When a market indicator supports a trading decision.

In addition, some markets are more expensive than others, so the cost of a trade will also determine trade size.

Krugman's proposal in his op-ed was Nixon redux -- slap on a 25% import surcharge and let slip the dogs of a trade war.

Congress sputters and stamps its little feet but really cannot do anything to "punish" China, short of a trade embargo and tariffs.

Our team will make contact with other teams who have watched Yi's training and games to see if there is any possibility of a trade.

And there is a bigger problem out there too, and that is the prospect of a trade war between the United States and China.

Second, the increase of a trade surplus of a country is not necessarily linked with the exchange policy of that country.

Interestingly, the Shanghai composite rallied 2. 50% seemingly to have shrugged off worries of a trade war.

Jargon: The specialized or technical language of a trade, profession, or similar group.

In other words, it has about the same impact on wages as membership of a trade union does.

Syria's northern neighbour, Turkey, has also strengthened its ties with Damascus following the 2007 signing of a trade-agreement.

For Congress to act now "poses a very severe risk of a trade war and unintended consequences that could come as a result. "

By itself, a decision to join the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) would, in the words of a trade official, be "epoch-making" .

Businesses outside the aviation industry are also worried about the repercussions of a trade spat, employers' groups have said.

Senior Russian officials said Minsk's actions "smelled of a trade war" .

China will increase imports and pursue a basically balanced trade instead of a trade surplus.

The threat of a trade war with China, by far the largest holder of U. S. debt, is serious.

Unlike patents and copyrights, there is no time limit on the life of a trade secret.

And it agreed to submit itself to international arbitration in the event of a trade dispute with another country or a foreign company.

What about Mr Miliband's victory on the back of a trade union vote?

A transaction consists of a trade of values between two partier.

An oral statement may amount to the use of a trade description or trade mark or mark.

opposes the bill and warns of a trade war if the bill is passed.

First, there's the near term possibility of a trade war.

In the old society, two of a trade could never agree.

The average size of a trade was 318 shares, not much higher than the average on exchanges.

He got employment as editor of a trade journals.

Warnings of a trade war have multiplied.

Two of a trade never [seldom] agree.

Helping to support the market was news of a trade surplus in China, which eased fears about slow global growth.

branch of a trade union, etc.

Two of a trade never agree.

The ship's arrival comes on the heels of a trade initiativeannounced Monday to boost commerce between the U. S. and Hong Kong.

I have approximately 15 video clips and 30 photos of a trade show.

He got a job as editor of a trade journal.

The proprietor of a trade mark or his authorized agent may apply to the High Court FOR an order

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