Sentence examples for bond terms from inspiring English sources
In Bond terms, it's kind of a miracle.
The government had sought stiffer bond terms, asking that she put up $100,000 in cash or property to secure the bond.
On August 7th their mayor, Kwame Kilpatrick, spent a night in jail for violating his bond terms in a perjury case.
Mr. Brown, who pleaded guilty to conspiracy and fraud charges and wants to reduce a possible prison term, told jurors that he and Timothy Rigas lied about Adelphia's earnings, subscribers, upgrading and compliance with loan and bond terms.
The federal government has for years done little to support the savings bond program — eliminating its marketing budget, ending a program that allowed employees to buy savings bonds through payroll deduction, lowering annual purchase limits and making savings bond terms less favorable for small investors.
The glossary gives definitions for bond terms, and pricing data is available for corporate bonds and 1,000 municipal bonds.
The bond term τ bc is a function of the mechanical and geometrical properties of the stirrups, of the slip, of the concrete mechanical properties.
His union says some foreign drivers' bonded terms amount to modern slavery.
Because it had issued most of its debt under local law, it could modify the bonds' terms however it chose.
After Liszt, Mahler took on the legacy of Beethoven in his early symphonies, in what Bonds terms "their striving for a utopian finale".
The issuing of the bonds in 1997 earned Bowie $55 million, and the rights to his back catalog returned to him when the bonds' term expired in 2007.
