| There was already a permanent royal treasury at Winchester, a depository for fiscal records as well as for silver, and this required a permanent staff to guard and oversee it. |
| Sights like this are common on L.A.'s skid row, a rock-bottom depository and national embarrassment. |
| Most significantly, the Thames came to provide a depository for London's waste. |
| It boasted offices, a county records depository, cells for petty prisoners, accommodation for women prisoners, a yard and an infirmary. |
| The discount rate is essentially the interest rate that banks and other depository institutions are charged to borrow from the Federal Reserve. |
| Another proposal is to package the shares as American depository receipts and sell them in New York. |
