Sentence examples for be exchange from inspiring English sources
verb
To trade or barter.
- I'll gladly exchange my place for yours.
4Challenge the old you Why shouldn't there be exchange terminals at racecourses?
For those of us who will always be exchange students at heart, nothing could be better.
If the rate of return is higher in one country, there must be exchange rate adjustments to avoid financial crises.
Some of that is direct, but again, I think a lot of that particularly going forward will be exchange rate issues.
The neutron may be scattered without a change in energy (elastic scattering) as in diffraction, so this relies on σcoh or they may be exchange of energy between the sample and the neutron (inelastic scattering).
Within that regulatory infrastructure is the subsidiary point that to be exchange traded, a swap must first be cleared.
It is not clear if the current bills would require synthetic C.D.O.'s to be exchange-traded.
Another questionable exemption says that if a swap is to be exchange-traded, it must be deemed "clearable" by facilities known as clearinghouses.
The population should be exchanged".
But they can be exchanged for sterling.
Tickets can be exchanged, donated or refunded.
