Sentence examples for interest equal to from inspiring English sources
There would be zero risk of default, and a guarantee of full repayment plus interest equal to what Treasury pays in the bond markets to borrow.
Under the new rules, countries that exceed those limits will be pressed to make a cash deposit — in an account that pays no interest — equal to 0.2 percent of G.D.P.
In the example above of the £200,000 house, where the investor has stumped up £80,000 as a deposit, Boulger calculates the annual return after tax at just 0.6%, which is substantially below current "best-buy" savings accounts paying 3% interest (equal to 1.8% a year for a higher-rate taxpayer).
This removes the faint hope that NS&I might have thrown a lifeline to desperate income-seekers by launching a new wave of the certificates, which historically have paid interest equal to the RPI measure of inflation plus an average of 0.5%.
The Fed pays the dealer a rate of interest equal to the discount rate.
Suppress all egalitarian urges to treat house staff with interest equal to their employers.
First, the next president should stop lecturing Russia and acknowledge that it is a sovereign nation with national interests equal to those of the United States.
The Indian tribe may purchase all interests in a tract described in paragraph (1) with the consent of the owners of undivided interests equal to at least 50percentt of the undivided interest in the tract.
L. 108 374, § 6(a)(1), in second sentence, substituted "undivided interests equal to at least 50percentt of the undivided interest" for "over 50 per centum of the undivided interests".
Statistics from recent consumer polls by Edelman, and Young & Rubicam, show that 87% of UK consumers expect companies to consider societal interests equal to business interests, while 71% of people make it a point to buy brands from companies whose values are similar to their own.
Murdoch said his younger daughters would be provided with economic interests equal to those of his older children but would not receive voting stock.
