Sentence examples for banking capacity from inspiring English sources

And how exactly does the government lure investors to pour capital into an overbuilt economy with excess banking capacity amid the worst downturn in generations?

If the United States were to adopt secondary sanctions against North Korea, that move would almost certainly force some Chinese banks to choose between facilitating the regime's international banking capacity and maintaining their own access.

Divided as Group A "Personal Savings Capacity" and Group B "Business Banking Capacity".

"I have some questions to ask about the online banking capacity and the debit card use, etc., but I'm pretty excited about the idea," she said.

However, shallow financial markets, the economies' narrow product range, limitations on longer-term finance and limited banking capacity are important constraints.

"The proposals will have a substantial impact on the banks' capacity to lend".

Indeed, higher capital requirements could impede further consolidation in the Spanish market, shrinking banks' capacity to buy failed savings banks.

But in time, more equity could constrain banks' capacity to supply people with money-like assets, pushing them into the arms of shadow banks.

Yes, Prime Minister Stephen Harper's government may buy as much as 125 billion Canadian dollars (about $100 billion) worth of mortgages, increasing banks' capacity to lend.

Then, in the 40 months beginning in March 2007, roughly half the banks' capacity was pumped out to keep fruit and nut trees alive.

In addition to drawing attention to the important and largely overlooked role that the alternative discount windows played during the Cisis, this Article considers the normative implications of banks' capacity to obtain government-backed liquidity without going to the Federal Reserve.