Sentence examples for exchange proposed from inspiring English sources
Eighty-one players are set to exchange proposed salaries with their teams today.
And they say the exchange proposed that the specialists pay large fines only after the S.E.C. staff became involved.
In November, the Shenzhen exchange proposed new rules for delisting stocks on the ChiNext market, a board for startup businesses.
Still, the uproar raised questions about the makeup of the exchange's board after the exchange proposed stricter rules on governance for its listed companies.
After consulting with regulators, the Hong Kong stock exchange proposed on July 25 to delist stocks that traded below 50 Hong Kong cents (6.4 United States cents) for 30 consecutive trading days.
However, it is also possible to criticize this hypothesis: the diagenetic isotope exchange proposed here is not required when methanogenesis through geological time actually exhibits isotope fractionation in the third province, as aforementioned.
Hardly a week goes by without a new share-trading system being launched, or one exchange proposing to marry another.Last month, the London Stock Exchange and Deutsche Börse announced a merger, together with a joint venture with America's Nasdaq, now the second-biggest stockmarket in the world.
The Related Companies and the Durst Organization are among the city's best known developers; both have exchanged proposed terms sheets -- general outlines of the deal -- with the authority.
The settlement was above the $5,225,000 midpoint between the $5.4 million he had asked for and the $5.05 million Minnesota had offered when the sides exchanged proposed arbitration salaries last week.
Also, temperature exchange instead of conformation replica exchange is proposed to reduce communication and achieve load balancing in the participating processors in the PT computation.
Lawmakers said they and Mr. Obama also tried to come up with a compromise on whether to establish a single national health insurance exchange, as proposed by the House, or dozens of state exchanges, as proposed by the Senate.
