Sentence examples for exchanges to consider from inspiring English sources
"A merger built solely on shareholder value and cost issues will fail," he says.Another factor for all Europe's exchanges to consider is a far-reaching regulation known as MiFID, due to take effect in November 2007.
Yet if competition can force even the biggest exchanges to consider abandoning floor trading, what might it do to a minnow like Kansas City?Commodity futures are less vulnerable to competition than, say, bond futures, because they require a commodity to be delivered to a specified place.
It also would have pressured companies whose clothes are sold in the exchanges to consider joining the accord or face losing business.
Yes, there's inflation, deflation and exchange rates to consider, as well as a lack of comparative IMAX/3D/etc.
The usability of the AR system with regard to the information exchange needs to consider several aspects (see Table 1).
Let's ignore Trump's gross exaggeration of what's happening to health insurance premiums and the fact that the insurance regime he's describing sounds an awful lot like the Affordable Care Act's exchanges, and try to consider what he's proposing to do.
And, adding to the tumult, Rolf Breuer, the chairman of the Deutsche Borse, said in an interview with The International Herald-Tribune that the exchange was prepared to consider changing its agreement with the London exchange into "a friendly takeover" instead of a merger.
On Tuesday, Utah Gov. Gary Herbert (R) asked Obama to approve his state's existing health insurance exchange despite refusing to consider incorporating it into the rest of Obamacare.
In general, the conference encouraged participants to exchange ideas and to consider future collaborations.
He said that the move was in the best short-term interest of the exchanges, but that exchange officials had failed to consider the overall ramifications.
