Sentence examples for in every transaction from inspiring English sources
The tight side was managing risk in every transaction.
I realized that in every transaction I ever had with the government, I get some kind of receipt or documentation.
For ridiculously old-fashioned feminists like me, the slogan the personal is political is not just a slogan, it is at the heart of understanding how power operates in every transaction, in every part of our lives.
In the same way a plumber would fix a dripping tap, the professionals who work in the global financial system have a responsibility to ensure money is safely transferred from Point A to Point B in every transaction, and that leaks from remittances are fixed.
But yes, in every transaction, people have to upgrade and think about the network.
Let us assume that there are X transactions, M mappers, g average number of elements in every transaction and f number of items frequent after the last iteration.
"As we beat up on accountants a little bit, one of the thoughts that occurred to me was that probably in almost every transaction there was a lawyer who drew up the documents involved in that procedure," said Senator Michael B. Enzi, Republican of Wyoming, an accountant and a co-sponsor of the amendment affecting lawyers, on the Senate floor.
GiveBackMail is another twist on the embedded-giving trend that has swept corporate America, which provides a gift to charity in almost every transaction.
The Shakespeare Theater of New Jersey's version exudes a more cynical air, in which every transaction is accompanied by a loud, pointed cash-register "ching".
This is part of why I think Republicans would be wise to back a very transparent VAT that will make the cost of government clear in virtually every transaction.
In a phone interview last week, Mr. Lucas said the law was merely a way for New York to protect its wholesalers by forcing out-of-state sellers to cut them in on every transaction, thereby diverting as much as 50percentt of the potential profit to New York companies.
