Sentence examples for transactions by which from inspiring English sources

Non-repudiation is a desired property of current electronic transactions, by which a further repudiation of the commitments made by any involved party is prevented.

The complaint focuses on the so-called Repo 105 transactions by which Lehman was able to move liabilities off its balance sheet at the end of each quarter to make it appear the company was not as heavily leveraged as it was.

While Mississippi may impose charges upon petitioner for the privilege of carrying on trade that is subject to the power of the State, it may not lay any tax upon transactions by which the United States secures the things desired for its governmental purposes.

Then, there are the cleverly constructed transactions by which banks are ridding themselves of buyout loans they made to private equity firms by lending these same buyout firms the money to help clean the bank books of this albatross.

The same applies to the predators, people who use public office for personal enrichment, while possessing the political power to make certain that the tainted transactions by which they do this are totally legal, under the laws they adopt.

Sale and purchase constitute a transaction by which the tax is measured and on which the burden rests.

A will, or "testament," is the legal transaction by which an owner of property disposes of his assets for the event of his death.

There's one notable reason for this: the highly personal logic of the gift exchange, a transaction by which a personal relationship is strengthened, not diminished.

As in the Panhandle Case, so in the present, the receipt of the thing contracted for constitutes the transaction by which the tax is measured and on which the burden rests.

The complex transaction by which Philip Morris, the nation's largest cigarette company, will buy Nabisco -- a company that used to be part of a company that owned Reynolds, the No. 2 cigarette maker -- is a monument to the fear that class-action suits will drive the tobacco companies into bankruptcy.

AES owns and operates 32,000 MW of power plants in 18 countries around the globe, is publicly listed on the NYSE, and had approximately $39 billion in assets and $17 billion of revenues in 2014.He initiated and led the transaction by which AES entered into the wind business– the purchase of SeaWest, a 90 MW wind company, in 2004.