Sentence examples for ban credit from inspiring English sources

Last month, the House of Representatives voted to ban credit card payments to online casinos.

The rules ban credit card companies from charging a penalty fee of more than $25 for paying a bill late.

The time has come for government and the regulator to ban credit brokers from charging up-front fees".

The economic bit comes packaged as a kind of moral crusade, partially for German domestic consumption before an important state election in May, with hardworking folks pitted against southern European slackers, and Ms. Merkel promising to ban credit default swaps as a device of the "speculators" she said helped bring Greece to its knees.

The rules will ban credit brokers from charging fees to customers, and from requesting customers' bank details unless they comply with new requirements making it clear who they are dealing with, what fee will be payable, and when and how the fee will be payable.

The banking giant, which includes Halifax, MBNA and Bank of Scotland, is thought to be the first in the UK to ban credit card customers from borrowing to buy the cyptocurrency, which has more than halved in value in recent months.

It's fodder for those who want to ban credit-default swaps, or at least want creditors who hedge with them to have restricted voting rights.

According to Bloomberg:House of Representatives Agriculture Committee Chairman Collin Peterson of Minnesota circulated an updated draft bill yesterday that would ban credit-default swap trading unless investors owned the underlying bonds.Portfolios will eventually recover, housing prices will rise again, and a NAIRU around 5% (higher in Europe) will prevail.

Barnier, however, has decided to abandon plans for the establishment of a European rival to the American agencies and opposition among his fellow commissioners forced him to abandon proposals to ban credit-rating agencies with a market share of more than 20% in the EU from taking over smaller rivals for 10 years.

Some universities are offering such advice, and some have banned credit card issuers from their campuses.

A few colleges and universities have banned credit card marketers from campus to protect vulnerable students.