CTA

¹

1. commodities trading adviser.

C.T.A.

²

abbreviation

Law.

1. with the will annexed.

   an administrator C.T.A.

Word History and Origins

Origin of CTA¹

From Latin cum testāmentō annexō

Example Sentences

After becoming a commodity trading advisor, or CTA, Raschke launched LBR Group and LBR Asset Management.

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Officials have said people try and evade checks via the CTA and, when they find themselves turned back at places such as Heathrow and Gatwick airports, some can re-attempt entry elsewhere, such as via Dublin.

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Paul Harvey, a chief immigration officer, said combined operations involving police, Border Force officials and immigration officers, were having an effect on organised immigration crime "seeking to exploit" the CTA between England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland.

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CTA had a mixed record in this year’s legislative session.

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The CTA opposed the bill, arguing that it didn’t go far enough to target fraud in some of the schools, and had urged the governor to reject it.

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