Sentence examples for in subscribed from inspiring English sources

Created in 1958 under the Treaty of Rome, the bank has evolved into an international financial player on the strength of its ability to borrow very cheaply and its willingness to make long-term loans at low rates for capital projects, backed by 163 billion euros ($201 billion) in subscribed capital from its member nations and its freedom from the need to return a profit to shareholders.

I asked Baldwin why the second funding round and he said that they expected the growth in subscribed publishers to be "more linear".

Google Fannypack); Google Web Security; Image Labeler; Notebook (which we haven't exactly loved since the beginning), all of the data from which will be exported automatically to Google Docs; Sidewiki; and Subscribed Links (developers will be able to access data in Subscribed Links until September 14).

Togo became a member of the Organization of African Unity (OAU, now the African Union) in 1963 and in 1965 subscribed to the renewed Joint African and Malagasy Organization, which provided for economic, political, and social cooperation among French-speaking African states.

In addition to offering Russian to students, the language is taught to adults in heavily subscribed night classes.

The channel will now be listed in your Subscribed Channels section.

This intervention study reports the use and caseload of out-of-hours care before and after implementation of a GPC in a well subscribed region in a country with an open access health care system and no gatekeepers' role for general practice.

This isn't some hot-right-now vlogger whose star's ascended to its peak and can only crash from here – PewDiePie's YouTube channel is the most subscribed in the world, some 14 million subscribers ahead of second place.

Where I live, in over-subscribed Kentish Town, it takes about half an hour to queue around the corner to get an on-the-day appointment with a GP.

E-bike sharing were found to be more attractive to workers commuting outside of their neighbourhood and an option in over-subscribed bus routes with lower levels of service.

Stock, in finance, the subscribed capital of a corporation or limited-liability company, usually divided into shares and represented by transferable certificates.