Sentence examples for set of covenants from inspiring English sources

Residents of El Dorado Hills must abide by a set of covenants, conditions and restrictions, known as CCNR's, when they buy a house.

US Airways faces a strict set of covenants that it must meet in June to remain in compliance with $900 million in federal loans awarded by the Air Transportation Stabilization Board, which Congress created after the September 2001 attacks to administer a $15 billion bailout package.

"It's odd that what's happening now, after the last two years, is a weaker set of covenants than at the peak of the market," says Moody's covenant analyst Alexander Dill.

This collection contains eight transcribed items arranged in chronological order including: two sets of church meeting minutes, 1818-1846, 1847-1873; one set of covenant meeting minutes, 1873-1898; and five membership lists, 1826-1849, 1861-1898, 1861-1898, 1874-1888, and 1895.

They instruct bidders to quote the interest rate, the compensating balance arrangement, the repayment provisions, and a set of restrictive covenants.

Edgewater Point is one of the oldest planned communities in the nation, created and maintained through a set of legal covenants that restrict what a homeowner can do.

"I was amazed that in the three that followed [Alien], no one asked the question: 'Why the Alien, who made it and why?' he said during a November press conference on the set of Alien: Covenant in Sydney.

They base their ratings on an extensive set of guidelines or covenants that limit the C.D.O.

I'm taking Old Mortality by Sir Walter Scott (Oxford World's Classics £12.99) with me to reread after many years, as I love the setting of this covenanting tale and Scott is a consummate storyteller.

Each of the foreign assets had a different set of ownership rules, banking covenants and legal restrictions.

The use of "covenant" has lost all meaning.