Sentence examples for merchant force from inspiring English sources

Other measures would require credit card companies to tell the IRS the aggregate annual sales of each merchant; force middlemen brokers (likely including Ebay) to report the proceeds for any sellers doing more than 100 transactions in a year; and require stockbrokers to report the cost basis of stocks their customers sell, making it easier for the IRS to cross-check capital gains.

All of the opening source evidence since the last round of counter-revolutionary street protests suggests that there has been no particular strengthening of the urban and merchant forces who constitute the backbone of "reform" in Iran.

As one struggling merchant forced to move from his riverside home explains before breaking down in tears, the Chinese people are expected to "sacrifice the little family for the big family".

Archives|S.S. KRESGE SUES FIRM FOR $792,229; Demands Return of Money Paid to Settle Account With W.E. Hutton & Co. ECHO OF BYRNE FAILURE Merchant Forced to Repay Sums Loaned by Brokers to Embarrassed Concern.

S.S. KRESGE SUES FIRM FOR $792,229; Demands Return of Money Paid to Settle Account With W.E. Hutton & Co. ECHO OF BYRNE FAILURE Merchant Forced to Repay Sums Loaned by Brokers to Embarrassed Concern.

There are also steps that merchants and issuers can take to thwart brute force attempts".

At Munich he suggested that the elector of Bavaria establish South American colonies and a cloth-trade monopoly, but angry merchants forced him to flee.

While under this traditional Iranian form of sanctuary, the government was unable to arrest or otherwise molest the demonstrators, and a series of such sanctuary protests over subsequent months, combined with wide-scale general strikes of craftsmen and merchants, forced the ailing shah to grant a constitution in 1906.

"This vulnerability can be used by a fraudulent merchant to force a cardholder to approve a much higher value amount," the researchers wrote in their paper.

In foreign affairs, Harrison reaffirmed the Monroe Doctrine as a mainstay of foreign policy, while urging modernization of the Navy and a merchant marine force.

Finally, Scasserra recommended that the policy of allowing a merchant to force the producer to be responsible for unsold products should be banned.