Sentence examples for public transactions from inspiring English sources

Transactions with no public data are valued at the average price of public transactions.

They found that on average 1 percent to 6 percent of public transactions each year have appraisal rights.

The Parks Department first disclosed its new proposed fees in an advertisement on Monday in The City Record, the city's journal of public transactions.

Liberalism begins with the assumption of equality: in public transactions, whether before a court or in the marketplace, no person or group should start with inherent advantages or disadvantages.

This corpus is collected using a set up that is used commercially for handling public transactions.

Companies typically rely on lawyers' opinions about the tax consequences of other public transactions, such as mergers and tender offers.

He is also absurdly civil to the woman involved in this very public transaction.

Therefore the design of more efficient national governance structures for AESs, which decrease public transaction costs (TCs), would be an appropriate solution to this problem.

By all accounts — from Afghans, from experts, from investigators — the Afghan government is awash in corruption, with virtually every public transaction here carrying a price.

We develop a simple model of the effect of public transaction reporting on trade execution costs and test it using a sample of institutional trades in corporate bonds, before and after initiation of the TRACE reporting system.

Other lenders will be able to see this public transaction taking place, and will be able to buy bonds too, profiting from the first investor's outlay on appraisal and monitoring at no cost to themselves.