"It would be unacceptable if banks collectively blocked exchanges to protect their revenues from over-the-counter trading of credit derivatives," the European Union's competition commissioner, Joaquín Almunia, said in a statement.
"It would be unacceptable if banks collectively blocked exchanges, to protect their revenues from over-the-counter trading of credit derivatives," EU Competition Commissioner Joaquin Almunia said.
Finally, there was the end, in 1971, of the fixed-rate international exchanges, collectively known as "Bretton Woods", that had caused an enormous boom in world trade, and given the western world that period of extraordinary prosperity that the French know as the trente glorieuses.
The Court of Chancery granted a preliminary injunction to the plaintiffs, Mesa Petroleum Co., Mesa Asset Co., Mesa Partners II, and Mesa Eastern, Inc. (collectively "Mesa"), enjoining an exchange offer of the defendant, Unocal Corporation Unocall) for its own stock.
In the already long-lasting peaceful times marked by the predominance of the welfare state in Europe, the use of the internet is practically the only means for efficiently involving people, and particularly young people, in the political information exchange, debates, collectively prepared decisions for action and in the political action itself.
If they wanted something in the post exchange, they would collectively request it".
Japan's normally conservative homemakers even got into the act by trading foreign currencies online, becoming a force in global foreign exchange markets, known collectively as the Mrs. Watanabes.
Although competitive local exchange carriers ("CLECs") collectively have gained considerable market share since the passage of the Telecommunications Act of 1996, many entrants into local telecommunications have stumbled or failed.
One of the people briefed on the hedge funds' position said the group collectively felt the proposed debt exchange was a "a constructive first step toward forging a solution". This person said that the two sides had not started to discuss many of the financial details of the exchange.
The ecologies that interest Nardi and O'Day are human settings where people collectively pursue the creation, maintenance, exchange, and retrieval of information.
Each of the nascent dividers serves as a new gas-exchange surface, and collectively they drastically increase the surface area for breathing.
