Sentence examples for implied transaction from inspiring English sources

Surely, Malcolm is correct that an implied transaction occasionally exists between journalist and subject — and the journalist occasionally breaks that deal.

First, investors are less subject to implied transaction cost (Botosan 2000; Leuz and Wysocki 2008).

"There's a World and Friends feed so you're able to see on the feed the users that are implied on a transaction and the transaction comment but not the amount".

Liquidity implies low transaction cost, the possibility of immediate trades, and deep demand / supply.

This approach implies higher transaction costs and does not directly provide a judgement of the effective impact on the environment.

Jeff Largey, a steel analyst at Macquarie in London, wrote in a research note to clients that the $7.3 billion valuation the transaction implied for the mining operations was "an excellent result" for ArcelorMittal.

On the other hand, the Intern role implies only transactions of the Intern and Therapist and not those of a Doctor.

Pointing out that the bidding war "doesn't imply that every transaction is like that," Mr. Miller said he had received "a number of inquiries from people who were in contract prior to the attack, and are now trying to decide whether to close or to walk away from their deposit".

That implies a 33% transaction cost, almost all of which goes to the carrier.

The credit spread portion of the transaction implies the investor does not expect JPMorgan's shares to breach $50.00 ahead of expiration.

This type of transaction implies that the trader has simultaneously purchased shares of the underlying stock along with protective put options.