Object

• unionist: It is of interest to trade unionists, campaigners, educationalists, activists, social historians, singers and musicians.

Preposition: in

• ivory: The session will also consider the parallel problems of wildlife conservation and the trade in ivory.

• antiquity: There is an implication here that all trade in antiquities should be illegal.

Adjective modifier

• fair: Here, fair trade is more than a consumer choice it is becoming a way to make poverty history.

• illicit: Firstly, the problem of illegal and illicit trade.

• illegal: This wiped out the illegal smuggling trade virtually overnight.

• international: They are just some of the millions of people whose lives have become a daily struggle for survival because of unfair international trade.

• licensed: It was isolated as an organization and many of its genuine concerns were dismissed by the wider licensed trade as being purely protectionist.

• free: We have a bolder vision: yes to free trade, no to the euro.

Modifies a noun

• unionist: These old militants, party members and trade unionists, had a number of youth round them.

• mark: Registered trade marks are governed in the UK by the Trade Marks Act 1994.

• association: For example, manufacturers, NHBC, trade associations, BRE.

• liberalization: Trade liberalization alone is not enough to reduce poverty.

• unionism: However, the policy of the OCI remained on the plane of pure and simple trade unionism and syndicalism.

Noun used with modifier

• slave: Children of modern times are only taught about the African slave trade.

• wool: Lavenham took off in the middle ages thanks to the wool trade.

• arm: At home, we would seek to end our involvement with the arms trade.

• bushmeat: The burgeoning bushmeat trade is the most deadly threat to the survival of Africa's great apes and is devastating wild populations.

• export: Before this date, the export trade in sugar was minimal.