Sentence examples for bond costs from inspiring English sources
retain as bail bond costs 10% of the amount (so) deposited.' Id., at § 1107(f).
Each bond costs £1, with a minimum investment of £100 and maximum of £50,000.
Each bond costs £1 and the chances of winning a prize are 26,000-1.
I would reverse this judgment insofar as it imposed bail bond costs under the criminal charges of which members of the class represented by appellant were acquitted and remand for further proceedings respecting the bail bond costs on the charges on which they were convicted.
President Nicolas Sarkozy of France fears being next, with French bond costs rising to record highs, growth flat and a presidential election in April.
When he paid his fine, the amount Schilb had deposited was returned to him decreased, however, by $7.50 retained as 'bail bond costs' by the court clerk pursuant to the statute.
To find the premium simply determine in percentage terms how much more the bond cost than what it would be worth if it were converted into stock.
But in Spain, daily paper El Pais (among others) claimed that hedge funds and the Anglo-Saxon media were working together to push up CDS prices, thus driving down bonds (who'd buy a bond costing a fortune to insure?) and forcing Eurozone governments to pay ever-higher financing costs.
In other words, owning government bonds costs investors money.
They advised him on structuring the company so it would not have to hold customers' money, saving millions of dollars in licensing and bonding costs.
The tax exemption for municipal bonds costs the Treasury more than $30 billion a year in forgone revenue, and fiscal experts say municipalities are at greater risk of losing it now than since the Great Depression.
