Sentence examples for exchanges which is from inspiring English sources

If the companies don't go along, regulators may bar them from providing pricing benchmarks to exchanges, which is a source of revenue.

According to Sarah Lueck of the Centre on Budget and Policy Priorities, this would threaten the viability of the new exchanges (which is, perhaps, the Republicans' goal).

The open enrollment period for Medicare runs to Dec. 7 and overlaps with the open enrollment period for the exchanges, which is from Oct. 1 through March 31.

For one thing, there is still resistance in London and Frankfurt to the proposed merger of the two European exchanges, which is to be called iX.

The rivals' fiber optic lines do not extend beyond local phone exchanges, which is why they need access to Deutsche Telekom's "last mile" phone lines to homes and businesses to compete for subscriptions to services like high-speed Internet access.

By his account, it wasn't just about the money: the blockchain that ledger of permanently documented exchanges, which is distributed by participants in a given protocol's network has far greater implications.

Or consider the stock exchanges, which are awash in lucky ties, pens, shoes, shirts and amulets.

Military exchanges, which are encouraged by the United States, an ally of both countries, were suspended this week.

The transaction is the largest this year among exchanges, which are racing to meet demand for lower-cost electronic trading.

She added: "I'm not going to get into the detail of those discussions and exchanges, which are ongoing".

OBAMACARE'S federal exchanges have gotten off to a rather rocky start, compared to the state-run exchanges, which are apparently doing much better.