Sentence examples for banks returned from inspiring English sources

He also wants banks returned to Polish control.

Instead, banks returned the money to the European Central Bank for safekeeping, even though it did not pay interest on the deposits.

Although the big banks returned to profit this year, much of that was down to gains in their large equity holdings.

ITV's Stephen Tompkinson police drama DCI Banks returned for its third series with 6.1 million viewers, a 24.6% share, between 9pm and 10pm.

Over all, European banks returned to profit last year, measured in terms of return on equity, and large banks continued to improve in the first half of this year, the report said.

Already, there is the sense that the political momentum to force meaningful changes has ebbed as banks returned to profits and bonuses last year, and broke free of government control.

The hope is that banks return to solvency over a few years, as markets improve.

Holding onto more capital may satisfy regulators, but it also dilutes the banks' return on equity.

This could see the large banks returning to older style banking.

But in structured finance, a handful of banks return again and again, paying much bigger fees.

Tougher rules on capital will hurt banks' return on equity, as will restrictions on credit-card practices.