Sentence examples for takes the interest from inspiring English sources
Often, it takes the interest of authorities in a third country to bring about movement in cases that have remained mysteriously frozen for years on end.When the Swedish prosecutor announced it was investigating allegations of bribery in relation to the Czech Republic's and Hungary's acquisition of the Gripen fighter, many in Budapest greeted the announcement with jubilation.
"I'm a believer in the mystery of advertising in Vogue magazine where you can't turn the dress around 360 degrees – the second you make it so I can see every angle and zoom in to the fabric – it takes the interest out of buying".
Instead, it takes the interest from the bonds that it holds which are bought and paid for by money it creates out of thin air to pay for its operations and turns what is left over to the Treasury Department.
This approach, which takes the interest-parity condition for granted, has mainly been used for the pre-modern era, for which interest rate data are often unavailable and, when they were reported, were often subject to the constrains from usury laws (see e.g. Flandreau et al., 2009).
Across all countries in the poll, only 30% believe China takes the interests of other countries into account.
A lot of other companies would have taken the interest, taken loads of investment, grown the team massively and so on.
YouTube has taken the interest of radio.
He added the striker had taken the interest in good humour.
Now he has taken the interest in American self-fashioning in the celebrity world to another level.
And there, Mr. Obama must assure well-heeled attendees that he will take the interests of the new economy to heart.
