Sentence examples for cutting transaction from inspiring English sources

One merit of the euro, it was hoped, was that by making price comparisons easy and cutting transaction costs it would serve to energise the European economy and promote structural reform.

It's hard to tell whether PayPal is making real headway in cutting transaction costs without actual evidence of deals where carriers have actually lowered their cut.

The main motivation can be found, from one hand, in cutting transaction cost as well as controlling the level of service along the entire transport chain (i.e. in terms of reliability and speed), from the other hand, in satisfying the growing customers' need to have a complete transport service from origin to destination.

Those of us living in countries where EMV has been a fixture for a while might just shrug at this, but not Square: It's focused on cutting transaction times to alleviate customer impatience, and it now boasts a 4.2-second total time from when you put your card in the reader to when you've successfully checked out.

It is this drug, developed in Cambridge and Maryland, that AstraZeneca chief executive, Pascal Soriot, was referring to when he warned MPs that an aggressive cost-cutting transaction could delay development and cost lives.

The administration aims to get Arab and Asian nations to join Europe in cutting off financial transactions with front companies for the Revolutionary Guards.

These Seller Services are doubly important because Etsy also covers credit card processing fees on marketplace transactions, cutting its marketplace GM from 5.65percenttoto an effective 3.5-43.5-4percent

Tickets could only be bought upon arrival, thereby cutting out the wretched transaction charges, and were priced at £35 a day.

Shares of Alkermes have fallen 72percentt since the deal was announced, cutting the value of the transaction to $259.4 million.

There is no reason that Taka couldn't take his film directly to Sam Raimi; he might well make more money by cutting Lee out of the transaction.

The Federal Reserve proposed cutting the fees to 12 cents a transaction, down from the current average of 44 cents a transaction.