Sentence examples for deposits cannot be from inspiring English sources

The government says a quarter of China's 4,000 tonnes of deposits cannot be exploited without foreign technologies.

Both proposals are meant to ensure that retail deposits cannot be used to finance investment-banking businesses.

Studies of metal dissolution processes showed that Cu deposits cannot be removed anodically from TiO2-surfaces reflecting the semiconductor properties of TiO2.

(In many of these cases, the amounts of lost deposits cannot be determined precisely, so the awards are estimated based on a study of similar accounts and adjusted for inflation).

If industrial-scale laundering is happening, say some, smallish manufacturers and cash deposits cannot be the only conduit (Mexico's President Enrique Peña Nieto this month announced that he would ease rules on cash deposits of dollars for firms).

We deduce that the modern Ghaggar River, which erodes only Sub-Himalayan Miocene-Pliocene foreland basin deposits, cannot be a significant contributor to the fluvial deposits, because the rarity of older grain ages in our core samples implies that muscovite grains are not recycled from foreland basin strata73, 74 (Supplementary Fig. 7).

If the invested cash incurs losses, however, the deposit cannot be repaid in full, and the pension fund has to cover the shortfall.

A: As to the security deposit clause, California Civil Code 1950.5 states that a deposit cannot be designated as "nonrefundable" regardless of the length of tenancy.

The exact mechanism by which the 1995 and 2007 earthquakes induced subsidence of the pyroclastic flow deposit cannot be concluded from this work; however, shaking seems to be important and this is an arid environment, so we suggest that physical compaction by grain reorientation into a more densely packed configuration is the likely cause.

Which simply means that deposits cannot exist if there is no debt – they are opposites of the same balance sheet.

To the southwest of the main group lie the volcanic islets of Hunga Tonga (rising to 528 feet [161 metres]) and Hunga Haʿapai (430 feet [131 metres]); both have guano deposits that cannot be worked because of a lack of suitable harbours.