Sentence examples for bond represents from inspiring English sources
A bond represents debt in which a borrower promises to pay a lender specified amounts in the future.
Smith has the same impassioned, very English sensibility, which chimes with the "iconic British legacy" that Bond represents.
Each bond represents an obligation of the issuer to pay the holder the principal amount of that bond on its maturity date (30 June 2042 in De Montfort's case) and, in the meantime, periodic interest payments.
The illusion is this: A government bond represents both a current asset and a future liability, yet for most people, those future tax payments feel less concrete and less real than the dollars they're holding in a money market account.
The molecular structure chemical characteristics of the surface VOx species demonstrate that neither the terminal VO nor bridging VOV bonds influence the chemical properties of the supported VOx/Al2O3 catalysts, and that the bridging VOAl bond represents the catalytic active site for ethane activation.
"Mr Brown and Tony Blair want to be agents for change in international development," said Richard Bennett, from the BOND, representing 20 of Britain's development agencies.
Now, edges can be directed in root-to-leaf order and sorted according to the polar angle between the corresponding bonds and the bond representing the unique edge to the parent node.
As shown in Fig. 2b, there are two sharp peaks at 1350 cm−1 (D bond) and 1580 cm−1 (G bond) representing typical characteristics of amorphous and graphite carbons, respectively.
Certain government bonds could not be redeemed without the consent of the bondholder and had been issued when interest rates were high; consequently each bond represented a long-term drain on public finances, as bonds were hardly ever redeemed.
The rapid consolidation of "dust accumulation" by cementation bonds represents the key factor in loessification.
