Sentence examples for issuance rate from inspiring English sources

There are a range of opinions in the community about how best to adjust the issuance rate to account for delaying the bomb.

Thirty-one out of seventy-five countins in Arkansas were above the state age waiver issuance rate of 30.4 per 1000 14 to 15 year old teens.

By the mid-1800s, our democratized patent system had enabled us to advance so rapidly we already had four times the per capita patent issuance rate and five times as many new inventions each year as Great Britain — even though at the time the populations of the two countries were still roughly equal.

But as State's SIV issuance rate has improved, the long waits that SIV applicants experience are due less to State's determination of the merits of the applications, and more to the security-check process applicants must undergo before being issued their visas (also referred to as "administrative processing" or "background check").

Thirty one of seventy five counties in the state had issuance rates higher than the state average rate, with Clay County in northeast Arkansas issuing the most waivers (56 per 1000) (Fig. 1).

It is telling that Mississippi has the lowest passport-issuance rate per capita in the United States the product of low income, surely, but also of a clubby, connected familiarity.

As a compromise the Treasury is mulling the issuance of floating-rate notes, whose interest rate would be reset daily and whose maturity of two years or above would limit rollover risk.The final implication is for central banks in America, Britain and Japan that have implemented quantitative easing (QE), the purchase of bonds with newly created money.

As the chart shows floating rate issuance is a long way from its 2006 peak, but as more LBOs refinance, CLO demand for floating rate bonds will rise.

"We believe the Commission's statement of claim is based on a misunderstanding of how bank bill issuance and interest rate risk management operates and the limited case law which applies to this area," ANZ chief risk officer Nigel Williams said in a statement.

MBIA said that 99 percent of such securities that it insured were rated AAA at issuance, with the remainder rated AA, also a very high rating.

It would monitor financial products for consumers and draft regulations to prevent practices like the recent widespread issuance of adjustable-rate mortgages to low-income borrowers who couldn't afford the rate resets.