Sentence examples for notes a form of from inspiring English sources
In March Ireland must make a €3 billion repayment on expensive promissory notes (a form of IOU) issued to try to save the doomed Anglo Irish Bank, the most cavalier of its banks.
The agreement, which came after 18 months of negotiations with the central bank, will enable Ireland to swap 28 billion euros ($38 billion) of high-interest promissory notes — a form of i.o.u.'s — that were used to bail out Anglo Irish Bank in 2009 for long-term government debt.
One method, used by Yerkes to raise £7 million, was "profit-sharing secured notes", a form of bond which was secured against the value of shares.
Note, the A form of the protein is missing the 88 C-terminal amino acids due to a frameshift caused by the insertion of five base pairs just prior to the beginning of exon 10.
Shape notes were a form of notation developed in the early 1800s to teach congregations how to sing together.
But he notes that a form of fiscal federalism has been tried already.
Wiccans, she notes, practice a form of nature worship, and their big festival of seasonal change and honoring the dead is Halloween.
When Nick pays the rent, Rachel reacts "as if the two ten-pound notes were a form of mild extravagance, like a box of chocolates, or like flowers brought by a dinner guest, which were also a bit of a nuisance".
Unlike Disraeli, Herzl failed to crack the inner circles of power and influence and, aghast at the depth of hostility to Jews as an ethnic group, swung over to formulate his doctrine of ethnic ultranationalism, which Rabkin notes is a form of "collective assimilation".
A first principle, Walbridge notes, "is a form of the principle of sufficient reason, 'the principle of the most noble contingency' which asserts that nothing can exist without a cause of higher ontological level" (PI, 90.1 92.25).
The entire work is about 20 minutes long and is loosely based on shape-note singing, a form of early American choral music that attaches scale syllables (fa-sol-la-mi) to specific musical symbols as a way to help congregations learn hymns.
