Sentence examples for terms of exchange from inspiring English sources

This is bound to shift the terms of exchange against consumers.

"Of those, we've not approved about 15 that haven't gone forward in terms of exchange of information," she said.

Market pricing is where the terms of exchange are open to negotiation, or subject to the laws of supply and demand.

Receiving an income in sterling may not be terribly useful to you, as it could be costly in terms of exchange rates and bank charges.

You cannot imagine what it allows in terms of exchange of practice, and how it promotes the discovery of other ways of working".

He added that, "We pride ourselves now on being one of the jurisdictions that is open and transparent in terms of exchange of information".

If governments are not sure how their rivals will react, in terms of exchange-rate policy, procurement, subsidies and the rest, we may not get the co-ordinated response the world needs.

"In terms of exchanging roubles for dollars, this isn't really happening, but people have started to withdraw their savings and put it into something else.

Leading Chinese museums are increasingly staging exhibitions from art centers across Europe, part of a wider cultural metamorphosis aimed at attracting more outward-looking Chinese youths, becoming more global in terms of exchanges, laying the groundwork for Chinese collections to be shown, in return, across the world.

In terms of exchanged messages, only the states 1 and 3 have an influence.

Take a look at the Asian markets that have monopolies in whole markets in terms of exchanges.