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Tenor Of The Agreement

Trend, trend, drift, tenor, current means movement in a certain direction. The tendency implies an inclination that sometimes corresponds to a pressing force. A general trend of inflation applies to the general management maintained by a winding or irregular trajectory. The long-term trend of the stock market is the upward drift can apply to a trend determined by external forces, the population drift of large cities or it can apply to an underlying or obscure trend of importance or discourse. A obtained the drift of his reasoning underlines a clearly perceptible direction and a continuous, immutable trajectory. the tone of the temporal current implies a clearly defined evolution, but not necessarily immutable. An encounter that changed the flow of my life Currently, Emma`s portfolio includes several very worthy counterparty instruments with a duration of five years. As they were purchased three years ago, these securities have a term of two years. Their portfolio also includes counterparty instruments with lower credit ratings. For these instruments, it limits its maximum duration to three years in order to manage its counterparty risk. TENOR, begging. This word, which applies to an instrument of memory, means a precise copy; It is different from what is claimed. (q.v.) 2 Phil.

Ev. 99; Two Russ. on cr. 365; 1, Chit. Cr. Law, 235; 1 Mass 203; 1 East, R. 180 and the cases mentioned in the notes. In the practice of the Registry, a tenor is a certified copy of recordings from other courts which have been brought to the Registry by certiorari. Gresl. Ev.

309. Tenor of Central Africa, Tenoure, Tenure „main point of a document, intention of a legal agreement, continuous presence or continuous courses, part with the melody Cantus firmus in contra pointu music“, borrowed from Anglo-French and medieval Latin; Anglo-French tenur, tenure „import of a document“, borrowed from the medieval Latin tenōr, tenor „continuous evolution, continuity, state, derive from a law or document, tonality of the voice, cantus firmus melody in counterpoint music“, return to Latin, „continuous course, continuity, tonality of the voice“, from tenēre “ hold, possess “ + -ōr-, -or, return to *-ōs-, deverbal Substantivsuffsuffix of the State – more for the rental contribution 1 For example, If a 10-year government bond was issued five years ago, its term would be ten years and its term – the remaining term until the end of the contract – would be five years. In this way, the duration of a financial instrument decreases over time, while its lifespan remains constant. The term „tenor“ is also used for non-standard financial instruments such as derivative contracts. In this context, it is often used to describe the risk-taking of a given security. For example, a long-term futures contract could be described as relatively risky, given that there is still a significant period of time during which its value could fall. Derivatives with shorter maturities would also be considered less risky. To offset this perceived risk, buyers of high-term securities typically need compensation in the form of lower prices or higher risk premiums. Depending on risk-taking and financial goals, some investors may even systematically avoid securities with maturities longer than the period indicated. . . .

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