Sentence examples for persuading bond from inspiring English sources

Capital adequacy is a sensitive subject at MBIA, as its whole business hangs on persuading bond buyers that its guarantee makes a bond gilt-edged.

They were merely an extra source of funds, and a way of persuading bond-market investors that the Poyais plan was actually going ahead.By the autumn of 1823 the grim realities of life at Poyais had reached London.

A supplicant would have to pledge to put its public finances in order and undertake other economic reforms to persuade bond markets to renew lending.This sort of proposal attracts two main criticisms.

Already struggling to contain perhaps the largest bank bust in Europe, Ireland has found it increasingly difficult to persuade bond investors that it has the ability and gumption to push through such an ambitious deficit-cutting agenda.

Treasury Prices Rise Treasury securities rose in price yesterday after news of the fall in the monthly payrolls data for January persuaded bond investors that the economy was still too weak to allow the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates.

William Holden as Ransome – A CIA agent who accompanies M to persuade Bond out of retirement, then reappears in the final climactic fight scene.

"It's mainly about persuading myself," says Bond. "Children left to their own devices will gravitate towards the things they love, and they love being outdoors.

Mr Cavallo now hopes to persuade foreign bond-holders to follow suit.But these victories have been pyrrhic.

The broader aim was to persuade the international bond markets that Japan was prepared to take serious measures to rein in its vastly swollen national debt pile, which is equivalent to more than 245 per cent of the country's annual output.

Following up a clue from agent Mimi, Bond persuades his estranged daughter Mata Bond to travel to East Berlin to infiltrate International Mothers' Help, a school for spies that is a SMERSH cover operation.

Jan Hendrik Hofmeyr of the Afrikaner Bond persuaded Kruger to make this fully retrospective (to immediately enfranchise all white men in the country seven years or more), but Milner and the South African League deemed this insufficient.