Sentence examples for bond which represents a from inspiring English sources
The principal type of bond is a mortgage bond, which represents a claim on specified real property.
Farmers receive a crop receipt or bond, which represents a promise to deliver agricultural products, or make a payment, after the harvest or sale of the products.
Ben Jackson, the chief executive of Bond, which represents British aid organisations, said: "A fall of four per cent in global aid in 2012 is very disappointing, especially as it follows a two per cent fall the year before.
These days demonstrations are as likely to be about alleged corporate misbehaviour as governmental misdeeds, so shops and business districts have become popular locations.But according to campaigning outfits such as Bond, which represents overseas-aid charities, holding demos near shops and offices can be difficult.
In Figure 2, the substructure labeled as "C1y-O1a" ishownwn as an example of a BOND entry, which represents a secondary hydroxyl group on a cyclic structure.
per cwt. in bond, which represented 368,880l. of value.
After two more international hits, "All Day and All of the Night" and "Tired of Waiting for You," the Kinks quickly diversified their approach with the remarkable "See My Friends" (1965), an ambiguous story of male bonding, which represents the first satisfying fusion of Western pop with Indian musical forms.
Various phases of bond release require verification of criteria and performance standards in the field which represents a challenge for the regulatory agency, especially for large mines.
Which represents a bit of a problem.
Even the government bonds, which represent the most solid of credit and are in such high demand now, are a robbery.
