“Men have before hired bravos to transact their crimes, while their own person and reputation sat under shelter.”

“He refused to transact business on Sundays, held regular family prayers, and was a student of biblical prophecy.”

“The members met monthly in a local public house to transact business and have a convivial time.”

“If the participant transacts in U. S. dollar funds, a U. S. dollar bank account is required.”

“Each provincial legislature has only one chamber that is very similar to the House of Commons and transacts its business in much the same way.”

“We have two full-time environmental monitoring people who go around and sample transacts on our farms.”

“The chief of these is the principle of Senatorial courtesy, under which business can only be transacted by consent of the minority.”

“This includes after-tax amounts, provided these amounts are transacted as direct rollovers.”

“They also transacted business for the imperial court and were awarded ranks and privileges.”

“Because of the increased usage of the Internet for transacting business, students were asked to rank their understanding of e-commerce.”

“The Vatican is a largely Italian bureaucracy that spent centuries transacting business in parchment and wax seals.”

“The technology must be developed to make the transacting of money instantaneous.”