But outside trading floors, business schools, banks and brokerage firms, bond dynamics are fairly obscure, surveys find.
As the population thins out, bus routes, crèches, schools, banks, convenience stores and libraries close for lack of demand.
In the last two years, landmark decisions have touched on such matters as faith schools, bank charges, prenuptial agreements and control orders.
De Graaff also enacted the paternalistic Village Regulation, which made the village the instrument of Indonesian welfare, providing schools, banks, advice, and other services.
The government built schools, banks and housing for residents, partly in a bid to draw Abkhazia away from Russia's influence in the hopes of reunification.
Raised at Macculloch Hall, Morristown NJ; Harvard 1933; NYU 1941; WWII Lieutenant Commander, U.S. Navy; known for award winning building/landscaping designs of residences, schools, banks, churches, medical institutions.
The roads to an honorable life promised by work and military service are mined and muddied by the greed and mendacity of the institutions — government, schools, banks — that are supposed to uphold integrity.
It is now a "new city" of 25,000, a planned development of hundreds of cream-colored apartment complexes, tile-roofed houses, schools, banks, shops and parks, linked to nearby Paris with a highway and a regional train.
More broadly, if liberals are channeling their own most brilliant acolytes into law and journalism, that just leaves more space in business schools, banks and corporations for young conservatives.
In this Indonesian nightmare, the small city of Ambon, once home to 350,000 people, has torn itself apart, with Muslims and Christians retreating into guarded enclaves served by separate hospitals, schools, banks, markets, harbors and government services.
