Sentence examples for outstanding exchange from inspiring English sources

Another outstanding exchange of angled shots, dipping ground strokes and a backhand smash ended with Nadal netting to give up another break point, and Djokovic duly broke him to go 5-1 up.

"The appreciation of nondollar currencies against the dollar in 2009 has definitely led to growth in outstanding foreign exchange reserves calculated in dollars," the agency said.

As part of the deal, the Italian government provisionally agreed to forgo outstanding taxes in exchange for ownership of the Richard Ginori Museum, which is next to the plant and houses many millions of euros' worth of products.

Fonix offered $15 million in cash and 10percentt of its outstanding stock in exchange for Lernout's core speech-recognition and language software business, by far the leader in its industry.

By doing this, the hope is that the holdouts, estimated to sit on 10 percent to 15 percent of the 206 billion euros ($272 billion) in outstanding securities, will exchange their old bonds for new bonds — preferring the new discounted bonds to their old ones, which may become worthless.

Qwest Communications International says it reduced its debt after exchanging outstanding debt for new debt securities.

It is a tougher hurdle to meet, because 75 percent of the German exchange's outstanding shares must be tendered for the deal to pass.

James Newsome, president of NYMEX, says one regulatory difference that worries him is that ICE places no limit on the size of outstanding positions, while his exchange is subject to position limits under the CFTC.

Under the terms of the deal, Loews will redeem all outstanding Carolina shares in exchange for Lorillard shares.

Citigroup has 5.5 billion common shares outstanding and said the exchange could increase that number to between 13 billion and 21 billion, depending on how many investors participate.

He called a plan disclosed last month to issue up to 400 million common shares in exchange for outstanding preferred shares a "prudent way to manage capital".