Sentence examples for transactions continued from inspiring English sources

The report found that a new internal policy was introduced afterwards, but that transactions continued to occur.

The discussions and transactions continued from 1987 until at least 2003, when Iran first acknowledged the existence of its secret enrichment program.

Investment banking reported revenue of $900 million, down from $1.2 billion a year earlier, as company offerings and other transactions continued to stagnate.

That stock swap did not take place, but talks about other possible transactions continued until Mr. Maffei became the "point man" for Mr. Malone in the negotiations.

The number of transactions continued to grow as well, with the company reporting 145 million listings in the quarter -- 47 percent more than the quarter a year before -- and 4.4 million new registered users.

But unexplained transactions continued to flow through the Saudi accounts late last year, and Prince Bandar refused to provide information about them to Riggs, according to people with direct knowledge of the discussions.

Delivery of paper documents, including reports of executive stock transactions, continues to be delayed because of security procedures, the agency said last week.

Jeremy Leaf, a former Rics chairman who runs an estate agency in north London, said: "The decline in number of property transactions continues to be a worry.

WHILE real estate transactions continue to slump in many places on the United States mainland, the strength of Hawaii's international pull has propelled its luxury sales ahead of last year's and has increased speculative development.

The Bank of Japan also faces the decision of whether to support the finance ministry's move by letting the money released in the currency transactions continue to circulate — or whether to counter the move by absorbing the excess money that results from selling the yen.

Sir Mervyn King, governor of the Bank of England, called for a full review into what caused the computer meltdown at Royal Bank of Scotland, as the bailed-out bank admitted a "few specific sets of transactions" continue to be trapped in its computer system.