Sentence examples for physically settled from inspiring English sources

Outlining the case filed last May against Parnon Energy, based in California, and its affiliate Arcadia Petroleum, which is based in London, the C.F.T.C. accused the companies of manipulating the market for crude oil in early 2008 using a combination of physically settled and financially settled contracts.

At the time the C.F.T.C. contended that the manipulation took place, there were market-imposed limits on the number of physically settled contracts a trader could hold but no caps on the cash-settled version.

Traders employing this higher limit cannot participate in the market for the physically settled contracts.

The proposal would let traders in cash-settled contracts hold five times the amount of contracts allowed for traders of physically settled versions in the final days of trading, or the so-called spot month.

A push for more transparency in precious metals saw banks last year abandon existing benchmark prices, including the century-old "gold fix", which had been set twice a day via a telephone auction, in favour of a physically settled electronic system.

Having physically settled as groups, the class leader now explains that the two groups should act independently of each other.

But while smoking weed might not destroy you physically – settling instead for a more insiduous, attritious kind of dilapidation of your lungs and heart and lips – it may well ruin your mind.

Because he thought the shape of the island mimicked the body of a reclining pregnant woman, he originally wanted to name the island "pregnant virgin," but since that is physically impossible, he settled on "fat".

Furthermore, crystal cell formation is inhibited when hemocytes are physically prevented from settling.

Keynes never stopped desiring beautiful men, but he was physically beguiled by Lopokova and settled into a very uxorious husband.

Wherever the Oromo settled in those physically disparate areas, they assimilated local customs and intermarried to such an extent that much of their original cultural cohesiveness was lost.