A wholesale swap makes sense because as the situations currently exist, neither is working out.
The swap made sense from both sides, and when the teams each added a young pitcher — Hector Noesi to Seattle, Jose Campos to New York — they had a deal.
By turning Greece into a country that was 97% Orthodox Christian, at least in name, the population swap made church and nation seem even more inseparable.
In 1979 he settled a civil suit brought by the Securities and Exchange Commission, without admitting or denying wrongdoing, involving a debt-for-stock swap made by a troubled company he ran.
Wife Swap, made by the independent producer RDF Media, arrived on Channel 4 in January 2003 and was an instant hit, attracting nearly 6 million viewers before the end of its first series.
But as the swap makes no detectable difference in the world, empirically/causally the pre- and post-swap situations would nevertheless be the same (see LaBossiere 1993: 262, for an argument to the contrary).
An engine swap made at 30th Street Station in Philadelphia.
Just didn't make much sense at the time, did it, to swap made-up paper currency for made-up computer currency?
Intense political and media scrutiny followed the high-profile prisoner exchange, heightened by assertions from Republican lawmakers that the swap, made without Congressional approval, was illegal.
Intense political and media scrutiny followed the high-profile prisoner exchange, heightened by assertions from Republican lawmakers that the swap, made without Congress' approval, was illegal.
