Sentence examples for exchange charge from inspiring English sources

Bear in mind that most current accounts impose both a cash withdrawal charge and a foreign exchange charge on overseas ATM cash withdrawals.

Another plus point is that M&S Bank won't charge a transaction fee for overseas ATM cash withdrawals made with the M&S debit card, although a foreign exchange charge of 2.75% will apply.

But this argument, that the 2.75% foreign exchange charge is a fair reflection of conversion costs, is rejected out of hand by the Nationwide, which has broken ranks with other card issuers.

The company reported better-than-expected earnings before a foreign exchange charge and said it is interested in acquiring regional carrier America West Holdings Corp.

Last week Brit Insurance had to book a 94.5 million pound ($159.2 million) foreign exchange charge that led to a 6.3 million pound ($10.6 million) loss, and its chief executive, Dane Douetil, said he was "frustrated" at the accounting rule.

Although ECPs are conducting, it is unlikely that any redox analyte can exchange charge at the surface of such a polymer coating an electrode.

Johnson, seeing the exchange, charged furiously at Fernandez, before hilariously taking his place behind the umpire as benches cleared.

In August 1994, the American Stock Exchange charged Plumacher, who had been a broker with Shearson Lehman Brothers, with several violations of its rules.

But she says that there are clear trends for more regular travel and greater transparency over fees, which could lead to keener competition over such foreign exchange charges.

The banks that have not reduced their exchange charges are weighing lost profits against the legal costs of a trial, said Ils Van Rompeay, a spokeswoman for the Belgian Bankers Association.

Such emissions are seen on vastly greater scales from aurorae on Jupiter and Saturn, flares on the sun, and binary stars that orbit closely enough to exchange charged gases.