The phrase 'make the swap' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to suggest an exchange or substitution between two things. For example: "Let's make the swap - I'll give you my new car for your old one."
Instead, he leaves it unclear whether Swallow or Zapp will elect to make the swap (of jobs or wives) permanent.
She was to show up with thirteen thousand dollars, and they'd make the swap — at Bradshaw's parents' house, in a quiet green neighborhood on the outskirts of Tallahassee.
With the one-month deadline to make the swap just expired, only 1percentt of the estimated $16.6 billion on deposit has been converted into bonds.
If the dish you are preparing is well seasoned with spices, chocolate, garlic or chilies, you can make the swap without much harm to the flavor.
That comes close to the 90 percent threshold that the Greek government has stipulated, although it is too early to predict the final outcome because Greece will not formally make the swap offer until October.
If you have a laptop or an ultrabook with the battery sealed inside, find an authorized service provider for your model to crack open the case and make the swap — unless you are feeling daring enough to find the parts and attempt the repair yourself with the help of sites like iFixit or YouTube videos.
Even a dividend growth rate of 2% would make the swaps good value, in Mr Montier's view.In the context of the London Business School study, however, investors may be taking a rational view of the dividend outlook.
Likewise, having a clearinghouse that collects margin and is capitalised by fees from members should make it easier to cancel out positions and minimise counterparty losses in the event of default.*The easiest way to make the swaps markets behave more like the futures markets is to encourage the existing futures exchanges to create products that displace swaps.
I was struck by the robot's lack of reaction as she made the swap.
The actual business doesn't change hands, making the swap, in banking terminology, "synthetic".
I'd tired of skulking down back streets, making the swap furtively – I was hoping I could brazen it out.
