True, family bonds sustain religion where it might otherwise attenuate.
The Columbia University Muslim Alumni Association allows Columbia's Muslim alumni to strengthen their bonds of fellowship, network together to form new bonds, sustain their connection with the University, and contribute their collective knowledge and perspective to each other and to the Muslim life of Columbia.
Tilton explains that she holds the equity in all of her Zohar CLOs and is at risk of losing capital if her bonds sustain large losses.
Here, the number of ruptured hydrogen bonds (N r ) is calculated such as N r (t) = N HB (0)–N HB (t), where N HB (t) is the number of hydrogen bonds (sustaining the fibril structure) at time t.
Oates ruminates on the death of her husband, Raymond Smith, in 2008, and on her struggle to fathom a life without the bond that sustained her for 47 years.
It would become a bond that sustained a now-orphaned Edith.
Investment-grade corporate bonds have sustained double-digit losses this year, with high-yield bonds doing far worse.
His story, she realised, was not just one of living through a war, but also of the deep bonds that sustained his family through their turbulent journey.
In opposition to the conclusion we have reached we are referred to Champaign County Bank v. Smith (7 Ohio St. 42), and People v. Home Insurance Co. (29 Cal. 533), in which it is said the power of a State to tax its own bonds was sustained.
By late December, the ECB had bought just over €30 billion, overwhelmingly in covered bonds; if sustained, this might add up to €200 billion to the ECB's balance-sheet by the end of 2015.Another form of private asset that the bank could purchase is corporate bonds, but the ECB would be hard-pressed to buy more than around €100 billion a year, still leaving it a long way from its goal.
If that 5% yield on 10-year bonds is sustained, Shin said, the impacts would be felt down the road.
