Sentence examples for have a transaction from inspiring English sources

"I just wanted to have a transaction where normal rules applied again," John says, describing a disastrous visit to a whorehouse.

Yet that is what most consumer say they want: three-fourths of those surveyed said they would prefer to have a transaction declined if there isn't enough money in their account, rather than having it processed for a fee.

What this means in practical terms is that "you can have a transaction where the seller is listed as 'private collection' and the buyer is listed as 'private collection,' " said Sharon Cohen Levin, chief of the asset forfeiture unit of the United States attorney's office in Manhattan.

Eventually Shout will likely have a transaction fee, but right now the company is focusing on growth.

This is an indictment of the analytical community following REITs, when you have a transaction trading way above the NAV analysis that's been given to the stock by the analytical community.

"If you frequent eBay, Gumtree, Craigslist, Match.com, anywhere where you have a transaction with somebody you really don't know very well and you don't want to give them something that's so personal as your mobile number you can switch on a temporary number for a week, give it to them and when you've finished that you can switch it off as well".

Q My bank account went overdrawn by £18.50 when I had a transaction returned because there was not enough funds in my account.

Each buyer agent has a transaction set to calculate the experience trust of all seller agents which have transaction(s) with it.

Each subscriber also has a transaction history, as well as reviews left by other members.

"Because of World-Check's confidentiality clause, the overwhelming majority of people affected by World-Check's profiling will have no idea why they have been refused a bank account or had a transaction blocked," said consultant Hayes.

Every SQL Server database has a transaction log that records all transactions and the database modifications made by each transaction.