Sentence examples for transaction struck from inspiring English sources

The holding company's debt problem was largely solved by a transaction struck in January.

Officials at the conservancy, an international nonprofit environmental group, said the transaction struck a balance between protection of wild lands and the region's economic interests.

Elsewhere, bitcoin and cryptocurrency fundamentals are on the up with bitcoin transaction fees hitting new lows as bitcoin transactions struck a one-year high last month, according to a recent report from research firm Diar.

Those transactions strike Mr. Picard as highly suspicious.

Some 80 percent of deal makers said they believed the majority of transactions would be struck domestically by strategic buyers.

The deal may very well work — in fact, it's probably what both companies should be doing — but the transaction is hardly being struck from a position of strength.

At his news conference tonight, he seemed to brush aside the 11-year-old scandal by characterizing it as a "regular business transaction," a remark that struck some as dangerously cavalier.

Only telecommunications and finance have struck bigger transactions.

When an institution buys a derivative like a credit-default swap, for example, to protect itself against the default of an investment like a bond, that transaction is a private contract, struck between it, the seller and perhaps an intermediary, like a bank.

Even though executives at both MCI and Verizon have struck a deal, this transaction is far from complete.

The belief that transactions of commercial merit will be struck between a willing buyer and a willing seller... and that any other sort of transaction should be strongly discouraged?