Sentence examples for bank was returned from inspiring English sources

didn't come through with the money for the exhibit and California's $125,000 placed in a bank, was returned to the state.

In addition, Mr. Abbas's Gaza residence, which had been seized by Hamas in June 2007 after a four-day civil war that resulted in the Palestinian Authority being thrown out of Gaza and confined to the West Bank, was returned to Fatah for its use.

The statement said that the central bank was returning to its practice from 2005 to 2008 of setting the value of the renminbi relative to a basket of currencies, and not just linking it to the dollar.

Whether Mr. Broderick will stay on as chief executive after the bank is returned to the private sector will be up to the buyer, Mr. Barr said.

Obama tells the citizenry that the alternative was endless bailouts or a Lehman-style collapse (just imagine the right trying to defend either), and that this way those who caused the crisis will be appropriately removed from their suites and bonuses while the bank is returned to health so that the broad economy can prosper.

Now, with huge subprime losses in the United States still a drag on earnings and demand for credit declining in Europe, the London-based bank is returning its focus to Asia, looking to benefit from rapid growth in China and other emerging markets.

Mr. Miller said that the economy had shown clear signs of improvement, and that confidence in the prospects for banks was returning.

Lately, though, there have been signs that some of the bigger banks are returning to health.

Now, with markets in turmoil, banks are returning to client-focused, corporate finance businesses.

F.D.I.C. officials portrayed the change as a sign that banks were returning to health on their own.

Even though banks are returning to profitability, the I.M.F. said, incoming cash will not be enough to compensate for the losses.