Sentence examples for use of swap from inspiring English sources

Even the Fed's use of swap lines has been attacked as a gift to foreign banks.

We present an extension in memory hierarchy, hard disk and main memory, which has as objective to reduce the use of main memory, as well as reducing the page faults, caused by the use of swap.

The stress from the Global Crossing inquiry also extended to Europe, where Cable and Wireless of Britain and KPNQwest of the Netherlands came under pressure last week as investors questioned their use of swap transactions to show healthy revenue gains when little or no money was actually generated.

An explanation of this apparently perverse behaviour was offered: "The Ministry of Finance encourages the use of SWAp, but currently the approach of the Ministry of Finance [with]... sectoral budget ceilings results in threats to the sector, not only because there is insufficient funding to the sector at the moment, but also because it encourages the sector to seek funds elsewhere, off budget.

That has led critics to liken the use of swaps to buying insurance on a neighbor's house, in hopes of a payday when he has a fire.

But what Mr. Gelston and Mr. Woolery propose is simple and doesn't rely on existing law: Companies should amend their corporate bylaws to account for the use of swaps.

Gary Winnick, the billionaire chairman and founder of Global Crossing, may have helped oversee the company's aggressive use of swapping communications capacity on its fiber optic network with other companies, according to documents obtained by a Congressional committee.

The Securities and Exchange Commission announced Thursday that it was reviewing the use of swaps and other derivatives by mutual funds, exchange-traded funds and other investment products that are often marketed to individual investors.

Use of swaps in Europe soared in the late 1990s and early 2000s because banks pitched them as the easiest way to reduce costs on fixed-rate loans, according to Patrice Chatard, general manager of Finance Active, which helps more than 1,000 localities across Western Europe manage their debt.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-244X/13/245/prepub We thank Vittorio Lingiardi for his suggestions on the use of SWAP-200.

These four raters, all with at least three years of clinical experience after their specialization degrees, underwent training in the use of SWAP-200; at the conclusion of the training, a full recorded semi-structured interview of an unknown patient was submitted to them.