Sentence examples for bonds imposed from inspiring English sources

But in Albania, the subsidiaries of EU-regulated banking groups find that extremely expensive, because of the capital charge for non-EU government bonds imposed at home.

The Alaska entity chose the taxable market to avoid the Federal limits on single-family mortage revenue bonds imposed in 1980.

On the non-military side, the Women's Association took a strong stand on the need to break the bonds imposed on women by the "dark feudal society" and to raise women to an equal position with men.

By 1954, as United States Secretary of State and in discussion with the Soviet Union in regards to German reunification, he commented that "Efforts to bankrupt and humiliate a nation merely incite a people of vigor and of courage to break the bonds imposed upon them.... Prohibitions thus incite the very acts that are prohibited".

It is interesting to note that, once the emulsification phenomenon has been significantly reduced due to the presence of double bonds, imposing a conformational restriction (star-shape architecture) has little effect on the emulsification curve.

The lower court held that section 7, providing for indemnity bonds imposes a direct burden on interstate commerce, and that the provisions of section 3 applicable to private carriers are foreign to the title of the act and fall under the condemnation of the state Constitution.

But cash bonds impose great liquidity constraint and economic burdens on many companies, particularly small companies, and other types of bonding types should be allowed for more established and reputable companies.

Rather, they are simply too poor to pay the money bond imposed by the court as a condition of their release.

The near perfect cis configuration of the 11 12 double bond imposed by the retinoid-binding pocket is likely important to prevent unwanted photoisomerization and thermal isomerization.

This mechanism of bonding "imposes an upper limit on group size", says Dunbar.

Bouts of inflation, and a ceiling on bond yields imposed by the Federal Reserve, chopped 35 percentage points off the debt-to-GDP ratio.