Sentence examples for have a put from inspiring English sources

Now, they have a put a precise figure on some of the losses.

The extendible notes do not have a put provision allowing investors to redeem the issue before maturity.

In a technocracy, citizens don't really have a put option — they are stuck with bad policy ideas, like it or not, since those in charge are not elected.

Here, we think of ideas as being like financial markets, where the owner of the stock can have a "put" option — an option, but not an obligation, to sell a stock at a certain point in time.

Among Pirelli's partners in Olimpia are two large banks which, in effect, have Telecom Italia's shares on their books at €5.21 per share and have a put option to sell the shares to Pirelli that they can exercise at that price in October 2006.

"She said: 'You can't go around insulting politicians, abuse is not acceptable.'" But such was the unpopularity of Foot's Labour party in 1983, the election result was already a foregone conclusion ("We could have a put a big sign up in Piccadilly Circus saying 'Fuck Off' and still won," Bell later noted).

You don't have to spend a fortune to have a put-together look, try stores like H&M, Forever 21, The Limited, and Express.

Ike even had a putting green installed at the White House.

Have a Winch put on.

Have a place to put them.

I had a welder put them together".