Sentence examples for broker close from inspiring English sources

This is best accomplished if an honest broker close to the president is responsible for coordinating the economic policy process behind the scenes.

The defence lawyer for Martha Stewart yesterday tried to distance his client from Peter Bacanovic, her former Merrill Lynch broker, close friend and co-defendant in the obstruction of justice trial.

A contingency fee, for example, might entice a broker close to meeting an insurer's volume target to place his next client's policy there, even if another insurance company has a better or more keenly priced product.Aon, Marsh & McLennan and Willis, the three biggest brokers, acknowledged receiving subpoenas from Mr Spitzer and declined to comment further.

In February, Ms. Cohen, a 29-year-old Prudential Douglas Elliman broker, closed on a one-bedroom condop that she is now putting through a gut renovation.

Mr. Lachman, the chairman of Schneider Electric, a maker of automation devices and switches, is viewed as a power broker with close ties to President Jacques Chirac -- something Mr. Messier famously did not have.

However, if your account falls below the minimum maintenance margin requirement due to losses, the broker can close your positions and require that you deposit more money if you want to continue trading.

But Jay-Z has also helped broker a closer relationship between the band and mainstream rappers.

Lynne Jaffe, a saleswoman at Doug North Realty in Douglaston, Queens, said she and other brokers paid close attention to education.

"She told me, 'This broker has closed over $1 million with us and there is no reason you cannot make this loan work,' " Ms. Cooper says.

She finds herself free-floating and alone: Donald has developed into an overly practical-minded businessman, obsessed with calling his broker; her closest friend, Zilpha, and her dog, Sammy, have both recently died.

The company may also pay the broker and closing costs and arrange a low- or no-interest loan or even a "golden handcuff" -- a forgivable loan that is canceled if the recruit stays long enough.