Sentence examples for transactions out of from inspiring English sources
For example, we know all about sophisticated computers and their algorithms sending financial transactions out of control.
MF Global kept the transactions out of its public filings for several months until auditors prodded the firm to disclose the positions.
There is also an optional credit-card-based advance-payment system that takes the uncertainty of cash transactions out of the picture and helps users determine fair prices for sharing expenses.
Duke found three such gas transactions out of more than 30,000 in the West, the company said as part of its response to an inquiry of 150 companies by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.
There's an argument to be made that new constraints being introduced by the government of mainland China on development activity — the ability of lenders to finance transactions out of concern that property prices are rising too rapidly in both residential and commercial sectors — has ultimately meant that large, established lenders in those markets have had to explore opportunities elsewhere.
She is the co-sponsor of multiple measures that would once again allow Wall Street to shift its riskiest transactions out of the view of regulators.
That's a total of 7.9percentt (and $0.30 per transaction) out of every campaign.
Among various arguments, the industry is asserting that Maine lacks authority under the Constitution to regulate or tax transactions involving out-of-state manufacturers whose connection with Maine, through wholesalers and retailers, is an indirect one.
Rather, the non-disclosure suggested, arguably, that for some countries certain foreign exchange transactions were "out of the ordinary course" and, hence, there was "no recognised quotation" (Clare 1902, p. 82).
Energy Transfer's chance to escape this transaction arose out of an obscure condition in merger agreements where the consideration paid includes stock.
About 13percentt of Clayton's shareholders have now said they will oppose the transaction out of concern that Mr. Buffett is getting too much of a bargain.
