Sentence examples for called banking from inspiring English sources

Stewart was in Uganda to help raise awareness of a project called Banking on Change, run by Care International and fellow charity Plan UK, that aims to provide basic financial services to some of the poorest people in 11 countries.

In one, which could be called "Banking in the Twilight Zone," tellers go into hiding when a customer enters, peering out anxiously until he leaves; in the other, managers at an imaginary competitor are chided for being hopelessly out of touch with business banking today.

That night I watched a movie on Netflix called Banking on Bitcoin.

This is one of the ten centres UNICEF has established though financial support from Barclays Bank under the project called 'Banking for a Brighter Future through Protecting Children from Hazardous Occupations and Exploitation in Bonded Labour'.

Distinguished elderly man called bank.

That sub-group is called "Bank regulation, Europe, Euro".

One video, called "Bank," depicts a customer perplexed about fees on his account.

And her younger brother is called Bank, because it fit the theme.

In 2009, customers called banks nearly 50m times to transfer money betweentheir accounts.

These institutions aren't called banks, but in economic terms what's been happening amounts to a burgeoning banking panic.

While these and other institutions are often called banks, they do not perform all the banking functions described above and are best classified as financial intermediaries.