Sentence examples for exchange preferences from inspiring English sources
Remarkably, CreH289A had different and often opposite strand exchange preferences compared to CreWT with nearly all substrates.
This suggested some influence of host factors or RT specificity on exchange preferences.
The taxpayer stake in Lloyds yesterday rose to more 45% after the Treasury pumped in a further £1.7bn to enable the bank to exchange preference shares for ordinary shares, although the stake will slide back to 43% once the "rump" shares from the placing are sold.
What is more, should market conditions improve, the government would agree to exchange its preference shares at par while Barclays' shareholders might be less generous.
To recapitalise its banks, Britain will inject as much as £50 billion ($87 billion) directly into them in exchange for preference shares.
The other bank, Royal Bank of Scotland, received funds from the British government in exchange for preference shares, which the government hopes will bring high returns for taxpayers once the markets turn around.
For those that participated, the Treasury injected new capital in exchange for preference shares that carry a coupon of 12% and a rights issue that is underwritten by the government.
Last month, the British government revised the terms of its bailout of Royal Bank of Scotland, exchanging its preference shares for common equity and raising its stake in the bank to 70percentt from 58percentt.
A media company, for example, might charge a monthly subscription fee of $10 for news or entertainment programming, but offer it for $8 to those who exchanged their preference wallets.
Labor has pledged to preference the Liberal party over the Nationals in the rural seats of O'Connor and Durack in Western Australia and Murray in Victoria in exchange for Liberal preferences in inner-city seats.
