Sentence examples for receipts meaning from inspiring English sources

Well, it does take some effort since none have American Depositary Receipts, meaning investors will have to buy shares directly from the foreign exchanges.

Unfortunately, Euro REITs don't now offer American Depositary Receipts, meaning you must buy them in large chunks and pay 2% typically in brokerage and currency fees, double the trading cost for U.S. stocks.

Studios typically receive about half of box office receipts, meaning "Basterds" has already recouped its production costs and a sizable chunk of its marketing expenses before finishing its theatrical run and earning money from DVD or television.

Both apps have read receipts, meaning you can see whether someone "opened" the message you sent them.

The data analysed in this study are from the 233 users who completed the survey within 15 days of receipt, meaning that the response rate was nearly 15% (233 of the 1,627 registered users).

The vote increases the tax on ride-hailing companies' gross receipts from 1percentto6percentcent, meaning what is normally a 10-cent tax on a $10 ride will now cost riders $0.60.

Evidence of endogeneity of the variable HMPS was observed, with a significant t-statistic on the included residuals (p = 0.062), meaning that receipt of HHC was endogenous to receipt of HMPS services.

Vaccination timing, meaning the receipt of all scheduled vaccinations in an age-appropriate fashion, is critical for reducing infant morbidity and mortality globally [ 28].

But G.D.P. grew only 0.9 percent in the first quarter this year, and not at all in the second, meaning that tax receipts will be lower and debt will be a higher proportion of the smaller G.D.P.

Eden: The most common error that happens is that receipts or expenses are lost, meaning transactions cannot be deducted.

The government is signalling that it is going to have to change its approach to offshore energy, meaning lower tax receipts.