The phrase "according to bonds" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referencing information or opinions that are derived from bonds, such as financial instruments or legal agreements.
Example: "According to bonds issued by the company, the interest rates are expected to rise next quarter."
Alternatives: "as stated in bonds" or "based on bonds".
Anderson, who had played college baseball in Kansas, was by then a fixture at the World Gym in Burlingame — a "dungeon gym," according to Bonds, as opposed to a "richie gym".
This year, however, La Mirada, according to Bonds, features a few former St. Paul coaches on the staff.
On the other hand, St. Francis starting running back Michael Melnick, also a starting linebacker, is day-to-day and will likely be a gametime decision, according to Bonds, after incurring a neck injury in the team's 42-28 loss to Paso Robles last week.
Not according to bond investors.
ESPN reported Thursday that the figure, according to Bond, was more like $180,000.
The recapitalisation will be reckoned according to bond prices on September 30th, when French ten-year bonds were still yielding 2.6%.
Here, for example, is the average annual inflation that investors are expecting over the next five years, according to bond market data.
Two of the biggest buyers of tobacco bonds are OppenheimerFunds, through the family of Rochester funds it bought in 1996, and Nuveen Investments, according to bond traders.
ESPN.com reported Thursday that, according to Bond, Rogers said it would have taken $180,000 and that other universities had already offered $200,000.
Based on that projection, the Treasury will have curtailed issuance and bought back enough debt by fiscal 2006, which begins on Oct. 1, 2005, to bring an end to an active Treasury market, according to bond market analysts.
According to Bond news site MI6 HQ, Broccoli signed a piece of fan art for India Grace that included the word Shatterhand, adding the words "It's not" and an arrow.
