Sentence examples for link interest from inspiring English sources

Here is The New York Observer's account of Steinem's appearance at a Hillary Clinton rally in Texas (be patient with the link; interest in the story seems to have overwhelmed the Observer's server): Steinem raised McCain's Vietnam imprisonment as she sought to highlight an alleged gender-based media bias against Clinton.

Both versions link interest rates to 10-year Treasury notes and remove Congress' annual role in determining rates.

One option would be linking interest payments to economic growth somehow, combined with extended maturities and easing of structural reforms.

One idea is to tie it to economic benchmarks, just as the Bank of England governor, Mark Carney, has linked interest and unemployment rates.

Mr Carney told MPs the new strategy of linking interest rate rises to unemployment has given households and businesses greater "certainty and clarity".

And it looks like a new jazz group, but aside from a linking interest in cross-rhythms and multimetrics, this music has little to do with jazz.

On CNN, Moore said that we should follow the "Volcker Rule," which he claimed was a rule Volcker set when he was chair in the 1980s that required linking interest rates according to movements in commodity prices.

A common currency, with closely linked interest rates, made it possible for countries to postpone changes, or to try to do them so gradually that they made little difference.

The central bank boss admitted in a speech to business leaders in Davos last month that the policy linking interest rates to unemployment needed to "evolve" - signalling that this would begin at its quarterly inflation report today.

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