Sentence examples for bank from which from inspiring English sources

It operates a job bank, from which incoming conservatives in Congress often select junior staff members.

Two days later, the bank from which the check was drawn, Sovereign Bank, denied payment, as the account was blocked.

I considered it a deposit in the karma bank, from which all travelers, frugal or spendthrift, must frequently make withdrawals.

This becomes maddeningly complex: The bank from which the school districts borrowed — Depfa, of Ireland — told Stifel that it preferred collateralized debt obligations as the securities against which it would lend money to the districts.

The response of Ariel Sharon, then prime minister, was to send his army back into the cities of the West Bank, from which it had withdrawn under the Oslo peace accords.The Arabs are right to try again.

Better still, he could set up a national land bank from which farms could be let out to young entrants along the lines of the county council small-holding schemes.

Critics say that regulators should never have trusted consultants to objectively evaluate banks from which they are paid huge sums.

Mizuho is still struggling to combine the operations of the three huge banks from which it was cobbled together in 2002.In this section Worse than Japan?

Uzbekistan requires all foreign donations to be paid into two state-owned banks, from which very little of it ever emerges.

Soaring house prices and low interest rates mean homes are once again the piggy banks from which owners are releasing wads of cash.

He said he has established relationships with several banks from which he can borrow as much as $400 million at any one time.