Sentence examples for of its exchange from inspiring English sources

Complaints that Beijing should allow the yuan to appreciate more against the dollar continue to be voiced by the U.S., Japan and Europe, and they have been joined recently by some developing countries, such as Brazil, which are concerned that China's management of its exchange rates gives it too much of an advantage in the export arena.

Florida declined to set up its own state exchange for individuals and small businesses, and then relaxed Tallahassee's ability to regulate rates in the state -- an important consumer protection -- as it ceded control of its exchange to the federal government.

In July 2014, a ruling from a New York court ordered the country to pay the remaining holders of the bonds defaulted in 2001, which by then were mostly American distressed securities funds, before it paid any of its exchange bondholders.

North Fork Bancorp, a regional New York bank, said yesterday that it would extend the expiration date of its exchange offer for its intrastate rival Dime Bancorp, which it has offered to buy for $1.96 billion, despite Dime's intentions to merge with another bank.

While Beijing did suppress the value of its exchange rate for a decade, it hasn't done so in two years; instead, it has spent a trillion on keeping the yuan high, not low.

Express Scripts, based in Maryland Heights, Mo., also said Monday it was extending the expiration date of its exchange offer for all outstanding Caremark shares from Friday through April 17.

But the Serengeti persists today because of the more than one million tourists who come to Tanzania each year, providing fully one-quarter of its foreign exchange.

Enron takes the other side of trades on its exchange.

"Sky had this problem last year in some of its exchanges, and it's definitely not the only service provider to have experienced this problem," he told the BBC.

The collapse of its exchange-rate policy had forced it to drop an earlier IMF-backed programme.

One is the rigidity of its exchange-rate peg, and the strength of the dollar.