Sentence examples for securities that make from inspiring English sources

The G.D.P.-linked warrants are financial securities that make additional payments as Greek growth surpasses some conservative growth baseline.

Historically, it paid no interest on the currency and bank reserves that represent its liabilities, while it made interest on the Treasury securities that make up its assets.

Yellen appears ready to maintain the $4.5tn cache of bonds and mortgage-backed securities that make up the bulk of the Fed's balance sheet.

Moody's Investors Service, a bond-rating agency, is preparing a primer to help investors understand the garden-variety securities that make up the public market.

President Bush's base attempt, at the federal Bureau of Public Debt in Parkersburg, W.Va., to discredit the importance of the $1.7 trillion in Treasury securities that make up the Social Security trust fund was an absolute disgrace.

According to a Bear Stearns analysis, half of all mortgage securities that make up a widely followed index allow the servicer to modify the interest rate, principal balance or maturity of a loan; 40percentt allow some modifications but require approval from a ratings agency if more than 5percentt of a pool of mortgages is changed, and 10percentt of loan pools allow no changes.

Web sites are embracing more layers of security that make use of other identity-bearing clues.

Though the bill bears the same name as the legislation Congress failed to pass last year, it appears to include concessions to lawmakers concerned about national security that make it weaker than previous proposals.

Though the bill bears the same name as the legislation Congress failed to pass last year, it appears to include concessions to lawmakers concerned about national security that make it weaker than previous proposals.

Other legitimate music services have cumbersome technology and pricing plans -- motivated in part by the labels' demands for security -- that make them much harder to use than unauthorized online services, such as the Kazaa file-sharing system.

It's wasting absurd billions on counterproductive pseudo-security that makes us less secure, but that's the whole point.