Sentence examples for exchange centres from inspiring English sources

The world's top financial centres New York, London, Hong Kong—seem likely to consolidate their positions as key exchange centres.

Needle exchange centres should be set up all over England to help protect the growing numbers of young people injecting steroids and other performance drugs, say NHS advisers.

There are telephone exchange centres in all major towns, and the number of telephone main lines is increasing (though cellular phones now vastly outnumber telephone main lines).

Renault is particularly keen to promote fast-charging stations, along with exchange centres on motorways where depleted batteries can be quickly swapped for another one during long journeys.

The bulk of the exchange centres on the films of the great maestros of yesteryear that Barber was collating for his Conductors on Film collection, which he sent – 51 video tapes in all – to Kleiber.

Foreign-exchange arbitrage, confined to spot-exchange markets—in which exchange is bought and sold for immediate delivery may involve two or more exchange centres (two-point arbitrage or multiple-point arbitrage).

The sharpest exchange centred on disparaging remarks from the senator about Mr Trump hailing from New York.

Last week it launched an exchange centre aimed at stabilising the rates, but the rial's fall has since increased.

Vodafone's mobile network has been disrupted following a break-in at its exchange centre in Basingstoke.

Perhaps, this small discrepancy reflects that Berlin only began to emerge as important foreign exchange centre during the 1890s (compare "Weekly discount and exchange rate data" section 7.

She owns a shop selling wigs and hair extensions in Guangzhou's enormous beauty exchange centre in an area known as Sanyuanli.