Sentence examples for new swap from inspiring English sources

The news is also being announced to co-incide with the introduction of a new "Swap Points" scheme, which sees Love Home Swap broaden its model once again, encroaching even further on the legacy holiday accommodation 'time-share' model.

The new Swap Force characters have progressed through a similarly intensive period of focus testing and refinement.

The Fed's new swap lines with other central banks are an important reassurance for countries that face a liquidity squeeze; those swap lines deserve to be systematised and broadened.Modest as they sound, such repairs will be difficult and time-consuming.

Of the new Swap Force characters I liked RattleShake, a cowboy serpent who shoots snakes out of his six gun – these either damage enemies or grab and retrieve items, adding a sort of Quack Shot mechanic.

But other governments in the region and the IMF itself resisted, and little progress has been made beyond introducing a rudimentary system of mutual economic "surveillance", which is to be stepped up as part of the new swap deals.The compromise at last year's ADB meeting, known as the "Chiang Mai Initiative" after the Thai town where it was held, has two aspects.

Here, the operator (oplus ) is defined as merging two swap sequences into a new swap sequence.

The new swaps division, he added, also "will provide necessary oversight of this market".

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TPS also introduces a pre-estimation criterion to significantly improve the efficiency of neighborhood evaluation, and develops a new swap-vertex neighborhood (as well as a swap-vertex based perturbation operator) which prove to be quite powerful for solving a series of special instances with particular structures.

Therefore, establishing the best sites for new SWAPs is an important strategic challenge [4].

In the United States, that means pushing back -- largely at the implementation level now that 2010's Dodd-Frank reforms are the law of the land -- against scores of new swaps rules.