Sentence examples for transaction against from inspiring English sources

Now the winner of that battle — Finish Line — has been ordered by a judge to complete the transaction against its will.

They are, for instance, keen to internalise orders, by offsetting one transaction against another a practice that is of obvious benefit to an intermediary, if not to its clients.

Paul Clement, arguing for 26 states challenging the law, said that Congress is not regulating existing commerce but trying to force people to enter into a commercial transaction against their will, which he said would be unconstitutional.

Digital signatures are recognized by current standards and legislation as non-repudiation evidence that can be used to protect the parties involved in a transaction against the other's false denial about the occurrence of a certain event.

If it picks up more momentum and more dirt is thrown up by the SEC investigation, this could lead to a great deal of damage to the firm". The biggest loser in the Abacus transaction was Royal Bank of Scotland, which inherited a 2007 deal from its Dutch subsidiary ABN Amro protecting investors in the transaction against losses.

It simulates complete computing environment where population of users executes transaction against database.

None of them could possibly gauge the gains that the currency might bring through the simplification of transactions against the future losses Denmark might suffer from losing control of its monetary policy.

The editors of Bloomberg View, who call the proposals "respectable," lament that "Wheatley stopped short of one measure that would have greatly improved transparency: requiring banks to report actual borrowing transactions, against which the public could check the veracity of the estimates that banks submit".

The 128-bit key offers "strong encryption" that protects Internet transactions against almost any threat; nevertheless, some Web browsers will support an even stronger 256-bit encryption key, which offers a much stronger level of protection required by many governments for top-secret documents.

Consumers are generally protected from paying for transactions against stolen cards, but merchants are not.

There will be no latency from banks having to verify transactions against their own accounts.