Sentence examples for system of exchanges from inspiring English sources

He also suggested a system of exchanges that would act as intermediaries in the buying and selling of credit instruments.

The theory behind Obamacare is that, with a system of exchanges, vigorous competition among numerous providers will drive improvements in the quality of health care and hold down costs.

Similarly, in natural language 'the economy' describes the whole system of exchanges of goods and services that go on in our society -- it's incredibly complex, and certainly can't be reduced to one or two statistics.

After all, while the Obamacare system of exchanges and tax credits is a big step up for individuals without insurance, the parallel Republican plan of exchanges and premium support would be a big step down for seniors who have guaranteed Medicare coverage.

And the bills also help explain what lawmakers were trying to accomplish with the phrase "established by the State" -- to distinguish a state-centric system of exchanges, which the Senate favored, from a federally driven one, which was the House's approach.

The building functions on a system of exchange of goods and services.

The Polynesian system of exchange of goods and services may be summarized by two terms: redistribution and reciprocity.

The Tiv's complex system of exchange marriage was outlawed in 1927 and was replaced by marriage with bridewealth.

The delegates at Bretton Woods envisaged a modestly capitalized international bank that would manage a system of exchange rates in a world where currencies were easily convertible but capital flows were kept under control.

The magazine enthused that Zuckerberg had won the award, for "connecting more than half a billion people and mapping the social relations among them, for creating a new system of exchanging information and for changing how we live our lives".

So it came as a surprise when the agency granted him permission to show a reporter how to perform a "dead drop," a system of exchanging secret information without having to meet.