Sentences with phrase «substantial deposit»

And current 1 to 3 year CD rates for substantial deposits range between 1 and 2 %.

Of the 500 scheduled to be built, half have already got substantial deposits against them.

The plaintiffs paid substantial deposits.

Clearing FCMs are required to hold substantial deposits with the clearing house of any exchange of which it is a member.

I've flaked some of the more substantial deposits off as you can see in the last image below.

Substantial Deposits therefore are the friend of brokerages and amateur registrants by default, whilst smaller, throw - away deposits are the friend of professional registrants (advocates) and their buyer clients by design.»

The word is they have paid substantial deposits to space travel company SpaceX to secure their passage, and if the mission is successful, they will be the first people to travel deep into space for four decades.

At a September meeting of the American Astronomical Society, Poulet described how clays now show up on numerous small and widely dispersed outcrops, as well as in crater debris and rock strata — evidence for a substantial deposit.

If you have the resources to provide a substantial deposit, you should look for cards with higher spending limits.

When a buyer can't get full financing, they risk losing their substantial deposit, or being sued by the seller for breach of contract.

You can comfortably get a loan, but you might need to pay a substantial deposit to drive the car off the lot.

Mislead the person shopping, rope him in with a ridiculous rate quote, and lock the person in with a substantial deposit for an appraisal.

This can not be realized by creating financial conditions contractual in nature whereby clients, once signing on the line, are forced to do something that they may subsequently change their minds about in order to avoid losing their substantial deposits.

It did not wish to lose its substantial deposit and wanted the project to proceed.

If there is a substantial deposit, the seller could keep it as «liquidated damages».

When a buyer can't get full financing, they risk losing their substantial deposit, or being sued by the seller for breach of contract.