"As the new administrator, we plan to return credibility, trust and integrity to Libor, by bringing the essential combination of strong regulatory framework and market-leading validation techniques, administered by a pre-eminent market infrastructure provider," the exchange promises.
If you were of age — fourteen for boys, twelve for girls — and if you either exchanged words of mutual consent in the present tense ("I take thee as my husband," "I take thee as my wife") or exchanged promises of future consent ("I will take thee," etc).
One is moved by self-interest to give the promising sign (in order to obtain the other party's cooperation), and once one has given it, self-interest demands that one do what one promised to do so as to insure that people will exchange promises with one in the future.
A singles themed gift exchange promises to deliver stories that are great candidates for best man/maid of honor speeches down the road.
Cordial goodbyes were exchanged, promises to hit each other up delivered, and I was soon on my way hoping to never sit across from someone who chews with their mouth open again.
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The exchange promised to improve its regulation and then tried to cover up its failure to do so.
US stock exchanges promise to supply subscribers with timely and accurate information via their standard SIP feed, for which users pay a total of $500m a year.
But the developer was granted the same tax breaks offered to owners of privately owned buildings and in exchange promised to give the tenants the benefits of rent stabilization as long as the tax breaks continued.
At that time, the exchange promised that Mr. Grasso's compensation would be disclosed in the future but it did not reveal that he was owed an additional $48 million in accumulated benefits from past service.
