Sentence examples for over transaction from inspiring English sources

If the settlement received court approval, Visa and MasterCard could obtain unusual freedom from future lawsuits over transaction pricing.

Last month, MasterCard, Visa and a group of major banks announced a settlement with stores over transaction fees.

Mr. Duncan added that the six-year lawsuit that led to the settlements was a symptom of merchants' strained relationship with Visa and MasterCard over transaction fees.

Using data for over 8000 firms from the UK Community Innovation Survey, we find that property right factors dominate over transaction cost factors.

This would involve, amongst other measures, finance being grounded in a culture of service, whilst also valuing relationships over transactions and transparency over complexity.

Mr. Perle was making his first public statements since he was criticized over transactions that company investigators say led to the plundering of the company.

French judges yesterday ordered the ex-Société Générale trader Jérôme Kerviel to stand trial next year over transactions that cost the bank nearly €5bn in 2008.

More remarkably, a torrent of awkward questions is suddenly raining down on Ireland's sole commissioner at the European Union's headquarters in Brussels, Padraig Flynn, over transactions when he was Fianna Fail's treasurer in the 1980s.

The focus on complexity was also gone, as was the concern over transactions "with significant leverage" — that is, deals with little real cash underneath, another unfortunate deletion because attending to excessive leverage would have served us well.

Israel, Lebanon and St. Kitts and Nevis were placed on the list in June 2000 and soon after the Treasury advised American banks and other financial institutions to increase scrutiny over transactions involving those countries.

Language worked out earlier this week -- and accepted by Judge Kaplan yesterday -- provided that buyers and sellers who would collect from the settlement would not be barred from suing in the United States over transactions that took place abroad.