Sentence examples for transactions down from inspiring English sources

Burcak Inel, financial markets adviser at the European Banking Federation, a trade group, said the notification requirement slowed transactions down and increased their cost.

But despite the persistent euphoria over mergers and acquisitions for miners elsewhere, the temperature has cooled significantly in Australia this year, with per-deal size declining to as little as $17 million for 162 transactions, down from the heady level of $230 million for 178 deals in 2005, according to consultancy Dealogic.

That's even truer on a pair of shows that strip these transactions down to their basest state, in which other people's detritus — not their valuables — is the loot.

"This apartment was a jewel," Ms. Lancaster said, "but the financial district is not one of the stronger neighborhoods, and there have been very few transactions down here".

We are already seeing the arrival of new, nakedly commercial enterprises offering fixed price wills or conveyancing, breaking those transactions down into discrete elements many of which can be provided by relatively unqualified (low-cost) staff supported by specialist legal software.

This would both boost the Cuban economy - but also pave the way for allowing more sophisticated financial transactions down the line.

The Federal Reserve proposed cutting the fees to 12 cents a transaction, down from the current average of 44 cents a transaction.

The board has proposed rules that would limit the fees charged by banks to 12 cents per transaction, down from the current average of 44 cents per transaction.

In 2011, the Federal Reserve capped such fees at 21 to 24 cents a transaction, down from an average of 44 cents.

In a sort of Solomonic decision, the Fed approved a cap of 21 to 24 cents a transaction, down from an average of 44 cents that had been being charged.

The new cap of 21 to 24 cents a transaction, down from an average of 44 cents before the law passed, is roughly double the 12 cents tentatively proposed by the Fed last December.