Sentence examples for bond because of from inspiring English sources

A Kuwaiti Muslim cannot buy a Malaysian sukuk (sharia-compliant bond) because of differing definitions of what constitutes usury.

But Torre liked Watson's competitiveness and his honesty -- he acted accountably -- and they seemed to share a bond because of their New York roots.

The group, which owns supermarkets, funeral homes, pharmacies and now just 30% of the bank is rewriting the terms of the bond because of the risk of a breach of the covenants, or conditions, attached to the IOU.

Although state law allows judges to consider the "background, character and reputation" of insurance companies or bondsmen when deciding whether to accept a bond, a judge rarely denies bond because of unpaid forfeitures.

Theoretically speaking, the oxygen atoms can escape from the bondage of the chemical bond because of heating.

"We are like brothers, we have this bond because of those experiences we shared a quarter of a century ago," he says.

"We bonded because of that trip across the lawn.

He is holding the bonds because of their yield.

Peptide bonds, because of their carbonyl groups, absorb light energy at very short wavelengths (185 200 nanometres).

Many of those investors were particularly lured by Puerto Rico's general obligation bonds because of their constitutional guarantee of repayment.

Over the years, Mr. Frankel has moved more of Mr. Marino's investments to bonds because of his income needs.