issuance of bonds

Congress can borrow money through the issuance of bonds and other means.

He said this amount was roughly $3 billion and would be raised through the issuance of bonds on the international market.

The arts package would have been funded with the issuance of bonds by the city.

In its court papers, the administration says the Comptroller cannot stop the issuance of bonds simply because he does not like their purpose.

The other thing about this is that given budget shortfalls, there will have to be increased issuance of bonds.

In total, the project cost $4 million, all of it from ratepayers without the issuance of bonds or government funds.

To reduce indebtedness by nearly 90% and require Germany to prepare for the issuance of bonds.

Among those discussed have been property-tax increases directed back to the neighborhood and issuance of bonds.

This extends only to lending to retail, commercial, and government clients, while not including the issuance of bonds or notes.

In January 2010 the group issued a press release proposing to recall any city council member who supported issuance of bonds to finance the center.

Bond markets, which provide financing through the issuance of bonds, and enable the subsequent trading thereof.

He fought against the flood of paper money, and opposed the issuance of bonds without provision for their amortization.

The scheme aims to help municipal governments to raise capital through the issuance of bonds in Europe, Japan and other countries.

This effort includes investment incentives not only for manufacturing sector jobs, but also high-tech industries and other existing Mississippi businesses through issuance of bonds.

The agency is an independent body that can authorize the issuance of bonds, with tax-exempt interest, for public-benefit purposes in Hempstead.

The debt incurred by the issuance of bonds in the late 1920s was not paid off until after World War II.

The mayor attempted to get the city council to postpone a vote to stop the issuance of bonds for the city's portion of the overall project.

The public good is produced by the government, which is funded through two ways: taxation of domestic consumers and issuance of bonds to international investors.

Wilpon, who is a real-estate developer, stressed that construction of the stadium would be financed through the issuance of bonds.

Ordinances, expenditure of $50,000 or more or the issuance of bonds are all subject to overrule by a town referendum.

When the project was first introduced, controversy arose over the transfer of town land for the project as well as the issuance of bonds.

This issuance of bonds occurs is termed the primary market, and the value of the outstanding bonds constitutes a national debt.

Nearly half the debt came from the issuance of bonds needed to service debts resulting from lawsuits, according to the Brazilian Lawyers Association.

Both bills also contain a provision sought by the Treasury Department to remove the current limit on issuance of bonds that mature in 10 years or more.

In fact it was not until 1955 that the Village of Huron passed legislation to cover the issuance of bonds to pave Lakeway.