Sentence examples for withheld interest from inspiring English sources

NTL, which is on the verge of defaulting on $11.5 billion in bonds, withheld interest on some bonds this week at the request of holders who own 50percentt of the debt.

Mr. Trump has said that the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks and planned development of six Indian casinos in New York would drain revenue from Atlantic City, and that he would withhold interest payments on the debt until bondholders agreed to amend the terms.

The company's chief operating officer, Tom Hicks, said that the company withheld an interest payment that was due on Monday as a negotiating tactic.

"How do you trust a manager who withholds the interest he owes because he doesn't like the terms of his debt?" said Barbara Cappaert, an analyst with KDP Investment Advisors, a research firm.

He ordered Judy Baar Topinka, the state comptroller, who was also named in the lawsuit, to immediately pay lawmakers the money that was withheld, plus back interest.

His name and appearance are withheld in the interest of his personal safety.

Through the years, it has pulled out of United Nations agencies when it has found them not in American interests, withheld its dues to insist on an overhaul of the bureaucracy, and used its muscle to push aside a secretary general of the organization.

Guidance from the information commissioner says: "The information can only be withheld if the public interest in maintaining the exemption outweighs the public interest in disclosure.

HMRC would usually deduct a 20 per centt "withholding" tax on interest payments going overseas, making the tax savings from the interest deductions negligible.

Affronted, the Koch brothers, whose political spending has made their name a shorthand for special-interest clout, withheld their financial support from Trump.

HMRC would usually deduct a 20 per cent "withholding" tax on interest payments going overseas.