0 past simple and past participle of transact
1 to do and complete a business activity:
The sale was transacted in conditions of the greatest secrecy.
Already, then, we can see that the social marking of age has constrained the nature of the business that remains to be transacted.
But par t of the foreign exchange sold domestically is actually transacted at other official rates that exceed the basic one.
In these encounters with no object of exchange, relation is still transacted; whether that relation is adversarial or conciliatory, it still has substance. 15.
Most significantly, this analysis can be transacted on a regional level.
Networks and their tentacles are exposed throughout the book, which illustrate how much business was transacted through the auspices of civil society.
Swaps then came to be transacted in much larger volumes, at much smaller spreads.
Policy practice refers to the outcome of official policy statements and regulations and the actual way these are implemented and transacted.
By being transacted with neighbouring people for animals, they could also be used to convert value from more to less reified forms.
