Sentence examples for future deposits from inspiring English sources
The bank was financed by House members' paychecks, with overdrafts covered by future deposits, so no tax dollars were involved.
Income from future deposits estimated at today's rates, but rates used will be those in effect in the future.
Estimates must be made about everything else; future deposits and withdrawals, asset class risk and returns, inflation, time horizon, liquidity, taxes, etc.
Note that estimates are based on today's rates but actual income purchased with future deposits will be based on rates in effect at the time of deposit.
Once you have added the card information in J-Card Online, that card will be available in the eAccounts app for future deposits.
Gloria Allred, a spokeswoman for the family of Nicole Brown Simpson, said Wednesday that Cowlings had told Denise Brown that he was setting up the number for the younger Simpson children and that the family looks forward to future deposits made by Cowlings into a fund for the children.
But instead of blowing the proceeds in port, he and Ericelda carefully saved the money away for a future deposit on their first home back in Luton, his home town, which they bought earlier this year.
In addition, landscapes containing proboscideans have potential future fossil deposits containing skeletons of many animal taxa, isolated bone elements, fractured and flaked bones and tusks, and plant parts preserved due to proboscidean behavior.
But Senate investigators found that on Feb. 24, 2016, the Obama Treasury Department "granted a specific license that authorized a conversion of Iranian assets worth billions of U.S. dollars using the U.S. financial system" — exactly what Lew and Szubin said would not happen — including unlimited future Iranian deposits at Bank Muscat in Oman until the license expired.
Because of the unyielding nature of the dense source rock, Hughes noted, shale gas wells routinely have to be refractured, and in the future shale deposits will have to be drilled and fractured in increasing numbers simply to maintain current production levels.
The City Council hopes that these paints will become common within the next few years in order to help protect the bay from future copper deposits, City Manager David Kiff said.
