Sentence examples for orders in exchange from inspiring English sources

Word soon spread, and now Lena has a supplier of clear glass bottles and six distributors who take most of the orders in exchange for a small cut.

The old system, in which brokers provided money managers with research as well as orders, in exchange for plump commissions, has been overtaken by electronic transactions in which shares are processed cheaply in vast shoals.

In his book, Maier alleges that most of the major investment banks made Cramer & Co. commit to aftermarket orders in exchange for shares in initial public offerings.

But while GAVI guarantees firms big orders in exchange for low vaccine prices, an antibiotic purchase arrangement would need to turn that concept on its head by minimizing the volume used - a challenge for manufacturers and governments alike.

I believe this route has merit as an additional fundraising tool and it will be especially viable for start-ups with a large social media following, early stage companies focusing on local/niche markets and pre-revenue companies that would collect pre-sale orders in exchange of equity.

My hunch is that equity based crowdfunding will be labelled as "passion investing" and most likely we will see the pitches coming from the companies with some cool but probably not exactly viable products, early stage companies focusing on local/niche markets and pre-revenue companies that would like to collect pre-sale orders in exchange for equity.

In an unspoken arrangement, gangs keep order in exchange for privileges.

In 1412 Władysław even came to terms with Hungary, formerly an ally of the Teutonic Order, in exchange for a loan.

It is generally understood to mean that the insurgents accept the new order in exchange for amnesty, the right to participate in the political process and physical security.

Often, the company will strike deals with governments to gain access to sought-after records: Ancestry.com will help put their often unorganized paper files in order in exchange for permission to scan the papers and put them online.

Offering a £120 [$170] order in exchange for "a post of you and Russell enjoying your Dominos"?