Sentence examples for bond subject from inspiring English sources
Still, bond investors evidently think that a Greek restructuring is likely to wind up in court, and that having the bond subject to British or American law could make a difference.
Bell was released on $45,000 bond, subject to electronic monitoring and under the supervision of a probation officer.
Similarly, according to DePaulo and Bond, subjects who spontaneously corrected themselves, or said that there were details that they couldn't recall, were more likely to be truthful than those who did not — though, in the real world, memory lapses arouse suspicion.
The pull-out strength of GFRP-concrete bond subjected to outdoor environment was found to deteriorate with time until the maximum degradation of 9.3 % occurred after 6 months.
The effective bond length obtained from the strain distribution plots suggests that the temperature cycles may increase the bond length in the long term and thereby, using longer bond length may improve the performance of GFRP-concrete bond subjected to such environmental condition.
GMAC needs the holders of 75percentt of the bonds subject to the exchange offer to accept it.
When the alternative was put in such stark terms, many investors evidently concluded it would be better to accept the swap — giving them a package of foreign-law Greek bonds, as well as securities from Europe's financial rescue fund — than to end up with nearly worthless bonds subject to Greek law.
The county has $3.2 billion of sewer debt in the form of auction rate bonds subject to weekly or monthly resets.
We further quantified the lifetimes of bonds subject to a constant force, and thus identified multiple dissociation events with rates that agree quantitatively with the force spectroscopy data.
The fracture process is simulated by consecutive removal of bonds subjected to surface energy based failure criterion.
In the present work, the mechanical properties of graphyne, a class of graphene allotropes with carbon triple bonds, subjected to the hydrogen chemisorption are studied using a first-principles density functional approach.
