Sentence examples for interest which would be from inspiring English sources

However, they granted an appeal on the grounds of public interest, which would be expedited because of Purdy's terminal condition.

They would have to do something — even socking it away in a bank account would earn interest, which would be subject to ordinary income tax rates.

The interest, which would be eaten up by transaction costs and taxes if held in individual accounts, is instead aggregated and channeled to organizations that provide legal services.

"We do not have to abstain as we cannot vote due to the stated potential conflict of interest which would be against natural justice.

Two results could arise: (i) the proposed mutation for the trait (Onstad et al. 2001) could be present in a sequence of interest, which would be either expressed or not or (ii) observed differences in gene expression could be the result of a mutation that is upstream in a given pathway.

Experts in tax law say that Pearson appears to be using its foundation to push its business interests, which would be a violation of the federal tax code.

These refusals do not have their origin in the defence of private and individual interests, which would be understandable, but are justified by collective action to protect the general interest.

It's not just the behindlings who interest her, which would be enough for some storytellers, but also the suburbanites of Canvey Island: the real-estate agent, the town trollop, the librarian with rock-solid Angie Dickinson hair.

It was unclear Wednesday whether Fed policy makers had even discussed a change in the wording of their guidance on interest rates, which would be a first step toward raising them.

Mr. Bush said he supported keeping the mortgage interest deduction, which would be eliminated under some proposals for a single-rate flat tax or a shift to a consumption tax.

If you're thinking that people holding 1-month T-bills have taken a loss, you need to bear in mind that a 100 basis point rise in the interest rate (which would be far bigger than what we've seen so far) would reduce the price by only about 8 basis points, that is, 0.08 percent.