Sentence examples for transactions applied from inspiring English sources
Even the much trumpeted stamp duty on stock exchange transactions, applied for years by Britain's Inland Revenue, is being eroded by proxy deals (such as contracts-for-difference, and depository receipts (synthetic shares) on offshore exchanges).As with many other recent pieces of legislation in Europe, however, political will may trump common sense.
But the same emotional transactions apply.
The requirement to report such large transactions applies only to currency transactions — "the coin and paper money of the United States" — not to wire transactions of the sort that Mr. Spitzer allegedly made, Mr. Serino said.
From the earliest days of business data processing (as it was called back then), transactions were captured in a transaction log and the files and tables those transactions were applied to were periodically backed up.
The key to maintaining database correctness is therefore to ensure that only complete transactions are applied to the data and that multiple concurrent transactions are executed (under a concurrency control mechanism) in such a way that a serial order can be defined that would produce the same results.
"The European Commission has taken a positive view of four-to-three consolidations of mobile in three cases now...and we believe that the precedents that they have set in those transactions will apply for this transaction," he said.
The Treasury says it would only back a financial transaction tax applied globally.
A 2percenttransactionon fee applied to the credit total is $120 billion and $300 billion when applied to the combined credit and debit total.
Software transactional memory borrows from database theory the concept of atomic transactions and applies them to memory accesses.
Customers can now make international payments, view pending transactions and apply for financial products using an app, and further rapid advances are anticipated.
Such transactions could apply the market forces that already exist at the wholesale level to the level of the electricity user, possibly even a homeowner.
