Governments may owe public debt in the form of bonds, notes, bills, and the like, which require specified payments to the holders at designated times.
The subprime loans that sparked the current crisis were modern versions of the promissory notes, bills of exchange and bankers' acceptances that were used in the past; all are "promises to repay".
On it is a laptop hemmed in by a bilge of notes, bills, cuttings, diaries, scripts, bits of office hardware and Post-its reminding me of essential matters now long since lapsed unattended.
Personal and business papers and letters, including patent rights, wills, notes, bills and receipts, land deed, school lists, land surveys, Civil War and War of 1812 material, indentures, account books, almanac, newspapers, broadsides, maps, material on local Democratic politics, items on estate management, recipes, and formulas.
Purchases of open market debt securities (a term en compassing, all types of bonds, debentures, notes, bills, certificates and other marketable securities that are the physical evidence of lent money) increased to $25‐billion in 1969 from $9 billion in 1968.
"There are briefing notes, bills, loans for amounts that are not excessive," the site explained, along with "strictly personal and private exchanges — personal notes on rain and good weather, a confirmation email on the publication of a novel, the reservation of a table between friends". Some documents, he wrote, don't seem to have any connection with Macron at all.
Program notes bill the piece as aiming "directly at the contemporary fabricated female in a critique that uncovers a deeper feminine truth".
Note: Bills for the spring semester are sent out by the university in the prior December, and spring-semester grants and fellowships are usually applied to the bill at that time.
But from time to time we will also point out the differences, and we did that at least on four occasions this year," noting bills to repeal the president's signature health care law and reverse his environmental policies.
Diapers cost her about $120 a month, and Jojo couldn't afford to pay her mortgage or car note bills this month, either.
Saslaw noted bills Cuccinelli introduced as a state senator to allow for the firing of private-sector workers who did not speak English and to prevent undocumented immigrants injured on the job from receiving workers compensation.
