Sentence examples for established exchange from inspiring English sources
Nonetheless, in Halbig and King, two district-court judges reached the absurd conclusion that a federally established Exchange is somehow state-established, and ruled for the IRS.
The flood of dollars into other countries caused difficulty for the European central banks, which were forced to increase their dollar holdings in order to maintain their currencies at the established exchange rates.
Waseda Graduate School of Law and Keio University Law School, both in Tokyo, Japan, have established exchange programs for Cornell law students with at least basic Japanese language skills.
They argue, for example, that when the law assigns the Department of Health and Human Services as a fallback to "establish and operate such exchange within the state" if the state does not do so itself, it implies that a federally established exchange "is the 'required exchange' referenced earlier in the same sentence".
MARTE Contemporary, as well as programs at the Salarrue National Gallery, Cultural Center of Spain, the curated shows at collective work spaces POINT and SPACE, annual artist-initiated public projects such as ADAPTE, and the newly established exchange initiative Y.ES, provide opportunities to bring together diverse sectors of the Salvadoran community.
According to the most up-to-date report from the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), approximately 560,000 residents shopped for coverage in the state's federally established exchange last year.
Instead, the country's best companies sold shares on more established exchanges, particularly in Hong Kong.
Unlike more established exchanges, the Cincinnati exchange does not disclose miscreants' names or traders' regulatory violations.
According to a survey by Kaiser Health News, only 15 states have thus far established exchanges.
It is notoriously difficult to shift a country's investors away from their established exchanges.
The stumble has not extended to more established exchanges in Asian emerging markets.
