Sentence examples similar to enact transaction from inspiring English sources
Banks like Citigroup and Chase expect that the increase in Internet commerce (forecast by Piper Jaffray to reach $100 billion by 2000) will drive both individual consumers and businesses to EBPP as a way of tracking and enacting transactions more efficiently.
Net premium paid to enact the transaction is reduced to just $0.60 per contract.
Update: The item about about Apple stock above was originally written as if Governor Duke was the one who enacted the transaction.
A short strangle transaction enacted in the August contract indicates one investor expects shares of the FXI to trade within a specified range through expiration in five months time.
But let's consider for a moment the prospect of enacting a tiny transaction tax on the purchase and sale of securities which could be helpful in two ways.
My only quibble with Keynes is that I wouldn't make the tax on all transactions but rather enact a steep tax — 80% — on trading gains generated from a holding period of less than one year.
Finally, in a very restrictive reading of what constituted interstate commerce, Hughes held that the "'current' or 'flow'" of commerce involved was simply too minute to constitute interstate commerce, and subsequently Congress had no power under the Commerce Clause to enact legislation affecting such commercial transactions.
The city maintains that the applicable law in the case is the Electronic Funds Transfer Act, which governs A.T.M. use and allows localities to enact consumer protection measures on electronic transactions.
We would enact a Robin Hood Tax -- a very small tax on financial transactions -- to finance the Millennium Development Goals and fight climate change.
"Should we enact laws that say 'Thou shall not be prejudiced in business transactions,' and then hope that the courts interpret such laws in a rational manner?
It's more important to enact reforms to ensure that banks can no longer engage in primarily speculative activities or other excessively risky transactions that lead to outsize paydays.
