Sentence examples for the interest which from inspiring English sources

The interest, which would be eaten up by transaction costs and taxes if held in individual accounts, is instead aggregated and channeled to organizations that provide legal services.

"The effect of the war has been greatly to increase the interest which newspaper readers take in world affairs," states an Observer memo from the 1940s.

"You just pay the taxes and the interest," which is often a better deal than paying the taxes when they were originally due.

We can assure customers that any late payment fees, along with the interest which was incurred as a result of the recent technical issues, have been refunded.

It doesn't take a genius to work out that there is one critical question to ask: how will Palmer balance his specific commercial interests with the public interest – the interest which, of course, he has been elected to serve?

At the rate you are paying, most of the money will be going towards paying off the debt, rather than just the interest, which is a very good policy.

The interests which drive privacy actors' choices need to be part of the discussion because these are crucial in systemically producing privacy threats.

Moreover, the IRS said, buyers of the interests, which went for about $2,500 each, were allowed to pay for their interests the following year, using the tax refunds generated by the credit.

Neglect of these responsibilities compromises the independence of the profession and the public interest which it serves".

But it is not irrelevant to the human interest, which is to say the novelistic richness, of character.

A proposition that complex balances of the public interest – which are after all the daily business of modern government – can only be done by courts is plainly wrong".