Sentence examples for move to exchange from inspiring English sources

Take your cue from De Jongh that it was a sensible move to exchange "the Abba songs used in the film for mainly gay disco and glam rock hits".

JM: Along with a move to display, it's a move to exchange.

Financial innovations may start out in OTC markets and move to exchanges as they mature.

If some workers begin to move to exchanges, the report found, 57% of companies would consider dropping insurance completely.

Pressure is growing for more regulation in the booming credit-default-swap market, and for more trading to move to exchanges.

The actuaries at CMS assume that only 2m people who now have employer-sponsored insurance will lose it, as companies drop coverage and workers move to exchanges or to Medicaid.

Most CDSs, thinks a bank regulator, will move to exchanges "within a few years".These quasi-voluntary efforts may or may not reassure those calling for more dramatic intervention.

Last week, when the financing streams were announced, cities, many of them facing deficits and hard choices, moved to exchange the transportation money for cash, at about 62 cents on the dollar.

Under current proposals, derivatives contracts traded over the counter will be moved to exchanges and forced to use clearinghouses, as regulators try to increase oversight of the market.

Governments now face numerous challenges that are often captured under the term globalization or capital mobility: the move to floating exchange rates, the political liberalization of capital controls, and technological and financial innovation.

Two years after the New York Stock Exchange threatened to move to New Jersey, exchange officials signed a formal agreement with the city and the state yesterday for a new, modern trading complex on Wall Street that would receive more than $600 million in subsidies.