Sentence examples for in government notes from inspiring English sources

Investors are paying close attention to the bond market this week as the Treasury Department prepares to auction a record $104 billion in government notes.

Similarly, a near-best bond timer, Systems and Forecasts, seems optimistic on purely technical grounds: "Monetary conditions based on Treasury note yields remain negative, although recent strength in government notes may change that in the next week or two.

He began to question Mr. McCain's calls for more integrity in government, noting reports in newspapers that the Arizona senator sometimes received favors or campaign contributions from people who appeared before the Senate Commerce Committee, which Mr. McCain chairs.

Lady Brinton accused the Conservative-majority Government of "undoing many of the things we achieved in government", noting how ministers have removed subsidies for green energy projects, such as onshore wind farms, and reintroducing the so-called "snooper's charter".

The Senate republicans have largely been for transparency in government, noting where every single dollar would be spent on the budget.

In addition, the government notes there are alarming disparities in breastfeeding rates across racial and socioeconomic lines, and that 60% of women cannot even meet their own breastfeeding goals.

I. D. Swami, a Bharatiya Janata member of Parliament and minister in the government, noted in an interview that the party's state leaders asked the central government to send in the army to help keep the peace on Feb. 28, the night of the first and worst day of violence.

In the document requesting airfare from Toronto and Montreal to elsewhere in Canada, the government notes that is looking for Canadian air carriers who are "interested to offer discounts on commercial flights to transport refugees to their assigned communities".

In the concession, the government notes that the patient had a "single nucleotide change" in the mitochondrial DNA gene T2387C, implying that this was the underlying cause of her manifested "features" of autism.

Shimon Peres, the foreign minister and the staunchest advocate of peace talks in the government, noted that "the prime minister writes his own speeches".

Black and Hispanic leaders are growing increasingly concerned about their standing in state government, noting that only two years ago, the governor's office was held by a black man, David A. Paterson, and a diverse Democratic caucus controlled the Senate chamber.