Enquiry definition

Enquiry the Customer instruction sent to the Dealer to obtain a currency quote. An enquiry does not imply the Customer’s obligation to open a trade.

Enquiry means a written or verbal approach by a customer which can be satisfied by the water business providing written or verbal information, advice, assistance, clarification, explanation or referral about a matter.

Enquiry means an enquiry by an applicant under clause 18.

Examples of Enquiry in a sentence

• If the firms provide substandard item and fail to provide the item as per specification laid down in the Technical Specification Form / Tender Enquiry, the procuring agency shall be entitled to make other arrangement at the risk / expense of the Contractor / Supplier Firm, the price difference shall be paid by the Firm.

• The Bidder is required to give confirmation of their acceptance of the Special Conditions of the Tender Enquiry mentioned below which will automatically be considered as part of the Seller concluded with the successful Bidder (i.e. Seller in the Seller) as selected by the NSRY(PBR).

• If the firms provide substandard item and fail to provide the item as per specification laid down in the Technical Specification Form / Tender Enquiry, the procuring agency shall be entitled to make other arrangement at the risk / expense of the Contractor / Supplier Firm, the price difference shall be paid by the Firm.13.

• The Tender Document and Tender Process may be generically referred to as “Tender" or "Tender Enquiry", which would be clear from context without ambiguity.

• The technical information, drawings, specification and other related documents forming part of this Enquiry / order are the property of Purchaser and shall not be used for any other purpose except for the execution of Order.

More Definitions of Enquiry

Enquiry means an informal proceeding in which an investigation takes place into certain allegations/appeals to determine the facts to be presented in a hearing

Enquiry the Client instruction sent to the Company to obtain a currency quote. An enquiry does not imply the Client’s obligation to open a trade. "Fast market" is a condition of the market which is characterised by sudden currency rate changes during a short period of time and often followed by price gaps. Usually it occurs right before and/or after one or a series of events: - publication of economic indicators of the G8 members (the eight leading industrial countries, i.e. USA, Germany, Japan, France, the UK, Canada, Italy, Russia), has a high degree of influence on the financial markets; - key interest rates’ announcements made by central banks and their committees; - speeches or press conferences of central bank governors, finance ministers and of the G8 countries’ presidents; - interventions of governments in currency markets; - terrorist acts of a national (governmental) importance; - natural disasters that cause announcements of the state emergency (or of the analogical restrictive measures) within the affected territories; - outbreak of war or military actions; - political events such as resignations, appointments or inaugurations (including election results) of executive branch of governments; - other conditions that influence the dynamics of the currency rate. Kingstown, VC0100 St. Xxxxxxx and the Grenadines Email: xxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx Web: xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx "Floating profit/loss" – unfixed profit/loss of all open trades at the current exchange rates at present moment. "Force majeure circumstances" – occurrences which could not have been foreseen or prevented. Such as: - natural disasters; - wars; - acts of terror; - government actions, actions of executive and legislative government authority; - hacker attacks and other unlawful acts toward servers. "Free margin" – funds on a trading account that can be used for opening new trades. Calculated according to the formula: equity - margin. "Graph" (chart) is a flow of quotes illustrated graphically. It shows the peak high of any bar/candlestick, which is the maximum Bid over a period; the low or minimum Bid; the close price or last Bid of any bar/candlestick; and the open price or first Bid of any bar/candlestick.

Enquiry means an enquiry initiated under section 23(2) of the Act;

Enquiry means any request, complaint, investigation, notice or communication from a Data Subject or a DP Regulator;

Enquiry means a written or verbal approach by you, which can be satisfied by us providing written or verbal information, advice, assistance, clarification, explanation or referral about a matter.

Enquiry means an enquiry initiated by the FRC under section 40 of the FRCO.

Enquiry means an enquiry held under any provision of this Act.