• Either way this hybrid organisation serves as the focus, the clearing-house, the engine-room of the European Union.

    BBC: By Europe Correspondent David Shukman

  • By 2002, it promises to put into operation an automated clearing-house to which all banks can link up easily.

    ECONOMIST: Jeux avec fronti��res

  • Clearnet, a swaps clearing-house, is part of an industry-wide dash to grab some of the action (see article).

    ECONOMIST: The risk in clearing-houses

  • But it makes the impact of a clearing-house itself going down much worse.

    ECONOMIST: The risk in clearing-houses

  • The protocol will also establish a biosafety clearing-house, in the Canadian city of Montreal, as a one-stop shop for information on GMOs.

    BBC: Doubts beset biosafety treaty

  • Buyers need to register with a financial clearing-house and download the necessary software to open the container and reveal the goodies inside.

    ECONOMIST: Digital rights and wrongs

  • Any country wishing to export GMOs has to notify the clearing-house, so the recipient country can obtain the information it needs to decide the case.

    BBC: Doubts beset biosafety treaty

  • It checks a user's identity, looks up his rights, contacts a financial clearing-house to arrange payment and, if everything is in order, decrypts the digital work.

    ECONOMIST: Digital rights and wrongs

  • Named after a Luxembourg-based clearing-house, it has all the ingredients of a political thriller: a master spy, anonymous denunciations, defence kickbacks, a smear campaign and fratricidal rivalry.

    ECONOMIST: France's Watergate

  • Instead of a single bilateral contract, there will be two one between a clearing-house and the original seller, and the other between the clearing-house and the original buyer.

    ECONOMIST: The risk in clearing-houses

  • The state has set up an insurance clearing-house with subsidised products in the hope of reining in health-cost inflation, but costs look set to soar again this year.

    ECONOMIST: Health care

  • Failures are rare but they do happen: Hong Kong's futures clearing-house ran out of resources in 1987, for example, and it took a government bail-out and the closure of the main stockmarket for things to get back to normal.

    ECONOMIST: The risk in clearing-houses

  • In July, virt-x encouraged its two clearing houses London Clearing House and x-clear jointly to act as a counterparty for the exchange's users.

    ECONOMIST: Nasdaq’s bridge too far | The

  • New York Portfolio Clearing which is a startup clearing house co-owned by NYSE Euronext, has gained approval from the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission to clear interest rate futures in the United States.

    FORBES: CME Trades Its Way On Up To $330

  • Not to be outdone, local competitor Singapore Exchange (SGX) was in the news last month with regards to an acquisition of UK-based clearing house LCH.

    FORBES: Asia The Next Frontier For Stock Exchange Consolidation

  • And when she appeared in a full-page Wall Street Journal ad cutting a hundred-dollar bill in half as a symbol of her discount philosophy, her long-time clearing house dropped her, and she was briefly threatened with Securities and Exchange Commission expulsion.

    FORBES

  • Within its core functions, such as: laboratory of ideas, standard-setter, clearing house, capacity builder andcatalyst for international cooperation, UNESCO is playing crucial role in ensuring access to quality education for all in Member States.

    UNESCO: OFFICE IN TASHKENT

  • They could earn their meal by contributing their time fulfilling front-of-the-house tasks like wiping tables, clearing dishes, and sweeping floors.

    FORBES: How Restaurant Visionary Ron Shaich is Tackling America's Hunger Crisis

  • The UK's competition regulator has given the London Stock Exchange Group the go-ahead for its planned takeover of clearing house LCH Clearnet.

    BBC: LSE cleared by OFT to buy LCH Clearnet

  • They have also coaxed leading international banks into setting up a global clearing house to reduce the risk of loss should big foreign-exchange trades not be completed as the parties agreed.

    ECONOMIST: Lenses of last resort

  • It has operated as a clearing house for the foreign reserves of many countries and as a lender of short-term loans.

    CNN: In Search of a Tougher Cop

  • "We are the victims of our own success: We have created a very efficient check-deposit system, " said Elliott McEntee, president and CEO of the National Automated Clearing House Association in Herndon, Va.

    CNN: House panel explores electronic billing

  • The city also acts as a clearing house for antiques and curios from all over Africa and you will find some amazing pieces here - as well as plenty of fakes!

    BBC: Falling in love with Cape Town

  • When he detected the object, Bill Yeung contacted the Minor Planet Center in Massachusetts, the clearing house for such discoveries, which gave it the designation J002E3 and posted it on their Near-Earth Object Confirmation webpage.

    BBC: New 'moon' found around Earth

$firstVoiceSent
- 来自原声例句
小调查
请问您想要如何调整此模块?

感谢您的反馈,我们会尽快进行适当修改!
进来说说原因吧 确定
小调查
请问您想要如何调整此模块?

感谢您的反馈,我们会尽快进行适当修改!
进来说说原因吧 确定