Sentence examples for transactions admitted from inspiring English sources

F1 Health & Fitness F6 BUSINESS DAY C1-18 Fake Transactions Admitted Reliant Resources, one of the country's largest electricity traders, said it had conducted fake transactions with other power companies that inflated its revenue by 10percentt over the last three years.

"Whenever there are third-party transactions, there is only so much you can do to follow the path of the transaction," admits a U.S. Treasury official.

Holmes denied any such transaction, admitting only an agreement that Newton would carry out a frightening operation.

It is difficult to study unofficial payments because by their nature they are "hidden" and in many countries are actually illegal; neither party to the transaction will admit to it [ 15- 17].

In its statement Standard Chartered acknowledged only 488 illegal transactions, worth $24m (it also admitted $97m in illicit transactions with Sudan, and $12m with Libya).

And it is likely there will also be a volley of parasitic civil litigation by those who entered into transactions with banks which have admitted attempted rate-manipulation, if they can show some actual effect on rates.

Whether the Ecclestone case goes to trial has yet to be decided, but the other half of the $44 million transaction, a German banker, has admitted guilt.

Mr. Valcke disputed having any ties to the transaction until June, when he admitted that he had indeed transferred the money but maintained he had done no wrong.

Details of the deal were not disclosed – it has been rumoured that Bebo may have been sold for $10m or less – although AOL admitted that "the transaction will create a meaningful tax deduction".

PRICE FLIPS ON STOCK TRANSACTION -  Paul Blumenthal: "[Price] admitted on Wednesday that he decided to buy stock in an Australian biotech firm after receiving information from Rep. Chris Collins (R-N.Y ., a boaR-N.Y .er of that company.

The bank, which in September agreed to a larger settlement with New York's top banking regulator, admitted processing thousands of transactions for Iranian and Sudanese clients through its American subsidiaries.