Sentence examples for transactions upon from inspiring English sources

Upon the conquest of Mecca, a verse of the Qur'an was revealed commanding people to give up what remained of their interest-based transactions, upon which a new system based on the value of gold and silver was initiated.

The General Re transactions upon which Spitzer and the SEC focused may have been fraudulent, but their total alleged size $500 million–pales in comparison to AIG's $99 billion in 2008 losses and the consequent $182.5 billion taxpayer-funded bailout of the company, designed to keep the financial system afloat.

"We are disappointed that Northrop Grumman has chosen to interfere in a proposed transaction agreed upon by the respective boards of directors of General Dynamics and Newport News Shipbuilding," Kendell Pease, a General Dynamics spokesman, said in a statement.

"Our Board determined that this transaction, upon closing, will deliver immediate, significant and certain cash value to our shareholders.

With normalization RDBMS usually perform transactions based upon ACID principles, which MongoDB does not have to care about.

This subsection develops the basic framework of this paper, giving a rough sketch on a whole economy and transactions, based upon which I would like to give a more detailed description by means of an abstract model.

In cases where government agencies maintain silos of information, blockchain could make information sharing easier by serving as the common transaction layer upon which agencies communicate.

That being said, the secure platform provided by blockchain could also provide the government with a transaction layer upon which the service functions it does retain are executed and recorded.

I couldn't find anyone that indicated that there was this big red button that gets pushed and completely blows up a transaction based upon underwriting quality," Gerspach said.

Discouraging transactions was frowned upon, especially at firms trying to push their way up capital-markets league tables.

Tremendous transactions are entered upon, and though Mr Belloc disclaims the technical equipment of the economist, one is convinced that he would make a good City Editor.