Sentence examples for sum deposited from inspiring English sources

He said the sum deposited in Monaco "was money that I was going to develop his portfolio" with.

The council had realised that "for people who have relied on lots of small amounts of money coming in frequently" getting a single lump sum deposited into their account once a month could lead to problems.

A married couple who killed 14 people in a California shooting rampage the FBI is investigating as an act of terrorism borrowed about $28,000 from an online lender, a sum deposited into their bank account about two weeks before the attack, sources said on Tuesday.

As early as March 2008, the cost of private deposit insurance for deposits in Landsbanki and Kaupthing was already far higher (6 8½% of the sum deposited) than for other European banks.

SAN BERNARDINO, Calif., Dec 8 (Reuters) - A married couple who killed 14 people in a California shooting rampage the FBI is investigating as an act of terrorism borrowed about $28,000 from an online lender, a sum deposited into their bank account about two weeks before the attack, sources said on Tuesday.

A court in Abidjan froze the sums deposited by Trafigura after Mr. Gohourou claimed that he was the one who started the proceedings against the company, a claim the law firm calls false.

The important point is that these bookkeeping operations simply record a process whereby the central bank has created, out of thin air as it were, additional base money (currency held by the public plus sums deposited with a reserve bank)—the direct counterpart of printing Federal Reserve notes.

'(f) When the conditions of the bail bond have been performed and the accused has been discharged from all obligations in the cause the clerk of the court shall return to the accused, unless the court orders otherwise, 90% of the sum which had been deposited and shall retain as bail bond costs 10% of the amount deposited.

If you already have £3,000 or more in savings, the best home for it is an account which accepts lump sum deposits and offers a good rate of interest, such as a tax-free Isa.

And since the top 1 percenters spend less of their money than the 99 percenters, much of it is being held in banks that have over $1 trillion in excess 'zero sum' deposits that aren't being put to work to revive this economy.

In the stipulation, Blue Cross recognized that "some problems have occurred in the past and is determined to minimize them in the future". Justice Embry received $30,000 under the settlement agreement on a basic compensatory claim of unspecified amount; a check for that sum was deposited by his attorney directly into Justice Embry's personal account.