1.Restrictive duties, said the economists, would thwart the foreign debtors' ability to pay interest to American investors.
限制性关税将削弱债务国向美国投资者支付利息的能力。
2.If the seller is bound to refund the price, he must also pay interest on it, from the date on which the price was paid.
如果卖方有义务归还价款，他必须同时从支付价款之日起支付价款利息。
3.In October 2008, amid the post-Lehman Brothers market turmoil, the Fed began to pay interest to banks that keep money on reserve with it.
2008年10月，在雷曼兄弟（LehmanBrothers）破产后出现的市场震荡期间，美联储开始为银行准备金支付利息。
4.In search of a permanent way round the problem , the Fed has asked Congress to let it pay interest on bank reserves .
为了寻求解决这一问题的长效方法，联储要求国会同意让它对银行储备金支付利息。
5.As federal debt climbs, an ever-greater fraction of the budget goes just to pay interest, much of it to overseas creditors.
随着联邦债务的攀升，更大比例的预算将用于支付利息，其中很大一部分都将流向海外债权人。
6.Banks in good condition, the head of the Philadelphia National Bank said in 1884, did not pay interest to depositors.
1884年，费城国民银行（PhiladelphiaNationalBank）行长表示，经营状况良好的银行并不向储户支付利息。
7.The bank requires the customer to pay interest on the unpaid part of the charges.
银行要求顾客付清当月全部购货款利息。
8.Treasury Bonds are usually issued in thirty-year maturities, and pay interest twice a year.
长期国库券通常发行期限为30年，并且每年付息两次。
9.However, by permitting transfers from savings to checking accounts banks now effectively pay interest on deposits used for checking.
可是，通过允许从储蓄转移到支票账户，银行现在实际上对用于支票的存款支付利息。
10.Borrowers who do not pay their credit card debt in full each month have to pay interest on whatever balance remains.
借款者如果没有及时还清信用卡上每个月的债务，那么就需要为了保持帐上平衡还付利息。