Sentence examples for banc and from inspiring English sources

Another book in this tradition, "You Call This Living?" by C. Banc and Alan Dundes, includes these six commandments for writers in Communist countries: 1. Don't think.

Bankia was the biggest of four nationalised banks that needed funds, along with NCG Banco, Catalunya Banc and Banco de Valencia.

Joaquín Almunia, the European Union's antitrust commissioner, said the approval of the restructuring plans of the four banks — Bankia, Novagalicia Banco, Catalunya Banc and Banco de Valencia — was "a milestone".

Immigrants, such as Stan Sarris, a New Zealander who is currently Sydney's top restaurateur with Banc and GPO, the Greek-born Janni Kyritsis at the highly fashionable MG Garage and a significant group of British chefs in Melbourne also make their own contribution.

Another book in this tradition, "You Call This Living?" by C. Banc and Alan Dundes, includes these six commandments for writers in Communist countries: Trump's Lawyers Argue That He Cannot Be Impeached Because He Was Never Actually Elected What Happens When a Bad-Tempered, Distractible Doofus Runs an Empire?

Another book in this tradition, "You Call This Living?" by C. Banc and Alan Dundes, includes these six commandments for writers in Communist countries: Don't think.> If you do think, don't talk.> If you do talk, don't write it down.> If you do write it, don't publish it.> If you do publish it, don't sign it.> If you do sign it, write a denial.

Bankia, Catalunya Banc, Novagalicia and Banco de Valencia were set to shed more than 10,000 jobs in return for receiving €37bn (£29.9bn) to clean out toxic real estate assets that will be transferred to a Spanish "bad" bank.

In principle, each year the PAMB meets four times: twice in general assembly form (En Banc meetings), and twice as executive committee.

Note that both en banc requests, and requests for a supreme court to hear a case, are rarely granted.

That year younger brother Jerry took over Star Banc of Cincinnati and began buying and cutting, too.

Nationalized banks include what is called Group 1 banks, which needed a large capital injection and are controlled by the FROB: Catalunya Banc, BFA-Bankia, and Nova Caixa Galicia (sold to Banesco in 2013) and Banco de Valencia (sold to CaixaBank in 2012).