Sentence examples for use of bond from inspiring English sources
The state education agency is also auditing the district's use of bond money, according to a January letter addressed to Mr. Thomas, which questions whether the district has complied with state law governing Texas' bond guarantee program.
We review the use of bond graphs for modeling of physico-chemical processes.
Use of bond graph tool as a multidisciplinary energetic approach is well suited for modeling of FCS.
This paper explores the cause of the financing gap in Asia and proposes the use of bond financing to address the financing gap.
Studies have analyzed the impact of firm and issue characteristics but not liquidity and solvency components of financial distress on the use of bond covenants.
Use of bond enhancing coating between the precast reinforced mortar forms and the core material provides sufficient shear connection between the two surfaces, the use of mechanical shear connector resulted in an insignificant change in the beam's mechanical properties in comparison with those with bond enhancing coating.
… In recent years, the use of bail bonds and pretrial release rates have fallen, he said.
It worries that increasing use of bonds makes it more likely for an institution to default, with potential knock-on effects for the rest of the sector.
The European commission scheme envisages the use of bonds backed by the European Investment Bank (EIB) to fill funding gaps left by cash-strapped governments and leverage up private investment.
But such plain language is not required in New York State, so Suffolk voters were given no help on Nov. 7 when they were asked if they approved of "a charter law to limit the use of bonding each year to only one quarter of the quarter percent sales tax revenues authorized for open space and farmland acquisition by the County of Suffolk".
Voters had been asked whether the county charter should be amended to "limit the use of bonding each year" to only a quarter of the sales tax revenues intended for open space and farmland under the 0.25percentt sales-tax program, which voters had approved earlier, in 1999.
