Sentence examples for for some transactions from inspiring English sources

This suggests that if banks or credit card companies refused to settle payments for some transactions with these banks, they could deliver a blow to the spam economy.

A review of the reports last year by The New York Times revealed inconsistencies in the way Enron subsidiaries accounted for some transactions.

The fee can be as much as 1.5 per cent for some transactions and, in enforcing the cap, the European Commission claimed the charges were costing retailers across the eurozone £6.5bn a year.

The quake also put into motion distortions like price gouging and an unexpected strengthening of the currency, the gourde, by more than 25 percent to a rate of about 30 to the dollar for some transactions.

The fee can be as high as 1.5 per cent for some transactions and the European Commission claims the charges are costing retailers across the eurozone €9bn (£6.5bn) a year.

But for some transactions, auctions may never take hold, and the traditional face-to-face negotiations will most likely continue, namely for items like special recipes for food manufacturers or certain computer parts.

Also on Thursday, two congressmen who are looking into Wal-Mart's activities in Mexico said they had internal company documents that showed the company's former general counsel had pushed for an investigation of some transactions in Mexico before she resigned in 2006.

THE chief executives of the Big Five accounting firms issued an unusual joint statement yesterday on the collapse of Enron, saying they take their "responsibility seriously" and would work for better disclosure of some transactions that played a role in the collapse.

TeliaSonera, also under investigation in the United States and the Netherlands, denies allegations of bribery and money-laundering, but has acknowledged that "the processes for conducting some transactions have not been in line with sound business practices".

The more people believe that it is the hardworking and the deserving who have money, the more they are willing to tolerate transactions for money (though some transactions remain beyond the pale).

Mr. Martin was a senior manager of Merrill's investment-banking division when the firm arranged some transactions for Enron.