Sentence examples for transaction recorded from inspiring English sources

The company, which collects about $36 per average transaction, recorded profits of $12 million on sales of $124.7 million last year.

The complex transaction, recorded in documents described by people close to the company, sheds light on at least one way Hollinger paid Lord Black, through a transfer that also could have reduced taxes on his compensation.

However, a post-financial year transaction recorded in the financial filing shows that on 28 March, Bauer's parent company "released" the publisher from a £61m debt in return for shares, eliminating the "year-end net current liabilities and strengthening the balance sheet".

In particular, the company wanted to get across the point that it "insists no violations of the anti-bribery provisions of the FCPA have occurred" and a "potential violation of the accounting provisions could range anywhere from a single transaction recorded incorrectly to other errors in the accounting records".

The average price of a.com domain was quite modest, particularly considering the total of $23 million in transaction recorded for the quarter: $2,373.

Finally, each of the records can be viewed by any member, allowing for any person to individually verify the authenticity of each transaction recorded for any single entry in the ledger.

The first transaction recorded in that next block is a transaction that awards newly minted bitcoins to the winning miner who completed the previous block.

However, most works only exploit users' homogeneous implicit feedbacks such as users' transaction records from "bought" activities, and ignore the other type of implicit feedbacks like examination records from "browsed" activities.

Transactions recorded on servers at one location are automatically transmitted to servers at another, remote, location.

Also, the number of transactions recorded during 2009 in these and other Chinese "first-tier" cities matched the combined total of activity in the previous three years.

They include monumental inscriptions on public buildings, tombs, and statue bases; the business transactions recorded in the famous wax tablets of the banker Lucius Caecilius Jucundus; announcements of gladiatorial combats; and many election notices, echoes of hotly fought contests.