Sentence examples for corresponding money from inspiring English sources
"What Mayor Bloomberg really ought to be doing is ceasing to make contributions to the enemy," said Mr. Weiner, citing federal mandates imposed on the city without the corresponding money, and fights between the city and the federal government over anti-terrorism funds.
The corresponding money value is labeled as poverty line.
Specifically, a random subset of 10 trials per block would be selected after the experiment for payment: If subjects had successfully reported the cue-location within time, the corresponding money would be paid out.
Moreover, the computed values of the Wald test statistic corresponding to money growth in each of the four estimations establish that both M1 and M2 money growth Granger cause interest rates.
"Who's to say he'll be able to do this if his assets are frozen for some reason?" Mr. Winnick said his plan was to provide $25 million to the administrator of Global Crossing's retirement plan, an amount corresponding to money that current and former employees had invested in the plan and lost since the company's acquisition of the Frontier Corporation in Rochester was announced in October 1999.
They were paid an amount of money corresponding to the average payoff of ten randomly selected trials.
Bonds selling at a significant discount, on the other hand, are rarely called before maturity, because the company loses money corresponding to the bond's discount when it redeems the bond at par.
For more than a decade, angry words have bounced between the State House and Camden's City Hall, as the city has demanded more state investment and state legislators have refused to send more money without corresponding state controls.
By Mollie Panter-Downes The New Yorker, November 14, 1977 P. 194 Almost overnight - or so it seemed to confused citizens, who had perhaps grown weary of hearing promises about it for so long - North Sea oil was flowing, and the corresponding torrent of foreign money began to pour into the City of London.
