Sentence examples for exchange from which from inspiring English sources

Along with private insurers' offerings, it would be part of a new insurance exchange from which consumers without employer-provided coverage could choose.

China's leadership, unsurprisingly given the circumstances, has made one serious error: its ill-conceived and mistaken intervention to try to reverse the sell-off on the Shanghai Stock Exchange, from which it now appears to have largely backtracked.

Since there was no corresponding cost in the new system, why did the authorities decide not to have a fixed parity of exchange from which no deviation would be allowed?

In the exchange from which this passage is excerpted, Césaire offers a counter-inventory of what Columbus and his successor-improvers have wrought.

Lee's son and two daughters are seen as sure to solidify their succession when another Samsung IT company, Samsung SDS, begins selling shares on the Korean stock exchange from which they're expected to amass nearly two billion dollars that they can invest elsewhere in the group.

Throughout the ill-tempered Commons exchanges (from which Mr Cameron's absence was noted) he looked grim.

For now, the system of subsidy payments to help low-income Americans get coverage remains intact, as does the system of exchanges from which people not covered through their employers can shop for a health plan.

It just means that our programmes will be a bit modest and the opportunity to send young Australians in the arts industry to Asia Pacific and to bring colleagues for exchanges from which creative and economic ties grow will just be a bit slower in development.

The former Exchange Building, from which The Exchange takes its name, was an impressive structure, designed by William Mason as a Post Office and later occupied by the University of Otago and the Otago Museum.

Server systems is where the company keeps its Exchange products, from which we expect big things in terms of next-generation corporate messaging, including the eventual integration of voice-over-Internet Protocol technologies into the desktop.

Server systems is where the company keeps its Exchange products, from which we expect big things in terms of next-generation corporate messaging, including the eventual integration of Voice-over-Internet Protocol (VoIP) technologies into the desktop.