Sentence examples for called the term from inspiring English sources
This difference is called the term premium.QE can reduce bond yields two ways.
He has become one of those who are now called (the term draws its chill from the warmth of its root) the homeless.
Fed officials hastily telegraphed that they were planning other measures and the next morning announced a new lending program called the "Term Auction Facility".
But investors in long-term instruments usually demand a few percentage points more, a difference called the "term premium", to compensate for the possibility the world turns out differently.
As director of and general counsel to an organization called the Term Limits Legal Institute, Mitchell has moved to Washington to make her case against full-time politicians full-time.
On Nov. 25, it announced a smart method to jump-start credit, called the Term Asset-Backed Securities Loan Facility, would would issue loans, using securities backed by newly issued consumer and small-business loans as collateral.
While John Walsh, the acting comptroller, called the terms "tough," they're anything but.
Fake Broadway!" Moore's ballyhooed #FakeBroadway début is called "The Terms of My Surrender".
At another point, he called the terms "both counterintuitive and incongruous" and sharply criticized the government's settlement practices.
Other investors in the Countrywide mortgage pools who were not part of the settlement talks between Bank of New York Mellon and Bank of America have called the terms inadequate.
The company, a real estate investment trust in Nashville, reached an agreement in December with Blackstone, but investors called the terms too onerous.
