Sentence examples for subject of bonds from inspiring English sources

While on the subject of bonds I have several times recommended emerging market debt as a more attractive investment than equity in the same markets.

Mr. Hollande has argued that the prescription of austerity has failed and on Saturday, at Camp David for the Group of 8 meeting, said he would revive the subject of euro bonds.

Mr. Hollande used the occasion of a six-hour dinner with his 26 other European Union counterparts in Brussels on Wednesday to raise his profile by broaching the controversial subject of euro bonds, an idea that has been fiercely resisted by Berlin.

It guides us to the subject of interfacial bonding between the metal atoms and defective and oxidized CNTs to ensure excellent mechanical performances for the CNT-reinforced metal-matrix composites.

We further quantified the lifetimes of bonds subject to a constant force, and thus identified multiple dissociation events with rates that agree quantitatively with the force spectroscopy data.

The subject of a strong bond born among strangers occupied the core of Dan Vyleta's The Crooked Maid.

The two met after a performance, where Craig broached the subject of directing a Bond film for the first time.

The null hypotheses were that the shear strength of metal brackets would not differ among groups of teeth treated with different dental composites (1), and that the surface roughness of enamel after debonding and finishing would not differ between groups nor between the treated and sound enamel not subjected to bonding of the metal brackets (2).

The fracture process is simulated by consecutive removal of bonds subjected to surface energy based failure criterion.

Therefore, the average crack spacing can be predicted by equating the energy release, which is obtained by the three-dimensional FE model of concrete subjected to bond stress, to the fracture energy of the effective cracking area.

Refinancing the principal amount of maturing obligations does not impact the par amount of bonds outstanding subject to the debt ceiling, it simply replaces old maturing bonds with new bonds on a dollar for dollar basis.