TRY definition

TRY means “use reasonable endeavours”; and
TRY means the lawful currency from time to time of the Republic of Turkey; and
TRY mean the lawful currency of Turkey.

Examples of TRY in a sentence

  • For current period, Company is not under serious exchange risk since it has foreign asset position equals to TRY 11.179.518Interest Rate Risk: Interest rate risk may occur when the changes in the interest rates of the market cause fluctuation in the price of financial instruments.

  • For the current period, the Company’s other short-term receivables from non-affiliated parties are TRY 1.178.458 while short-term trade receivables from non- affiliated parties are TRY 73.908.071Liquidity Risk: Liquidity risk refers to the risk of failure to perform funding liabilities and arises from various reasons that lead to a decrease in fund sources such as undesired market conditions and/or decrease in credit score.

  • In the meantime, I have hired Bea Havey as a special projects coordinator, a temporary position to complete our 2024 They Represent You (TRY) brochures and coordinate their distribution.

  • TRY IT OUTThere are many ways child welfare workers can engage in mindfulness practice.

  • For the current period, the Company has TRY 14.926.689 cash and cash equivalents which are subject to interest risk.


More Definitions of TRY

TRY or “YTL” or “New Turkish Lira” means the lawful currency of the Guarantor.
TRY means “use reasonable endeavours”;
TRY means Turkish Lira; and
TRY means “use reasonable endeavours”; and [c] “end”, in relation to the contract, means “terminate”; and
TRY means Turkish Lira, being the lawful currency of the Republic of Turkey; and
TRY means the Turkish lira, the lawful currency of Turkey;
TRY means "use reasonable endeavours";