Sentence examples for card center from inspiring English sources

In March 1985, Citicorp offered to build a major credit card center in Maryland that would create 1,000 white-collar jobs and further offered the state $1 million in cash for the property where it would locate.

Bank of America's decision to move its Pasadena credit card center to Phoenix.

"B of A to Move Card Center, 1,300 Jobs Out of Pasadena" (April 5), is callous, unconscionable and displays a total disrespect for California and all of the old-time customers who have been so faithful to this concern.

If you live in one of the following locales, you must apply in person or by mail to a Social Security Card Center, which is different from a Social Security office.

The 1991 uprising spread even to tiny hamlets, where rebels burned police stations, government identification card centers and other official buildings.

She also described Yelp as just one of several tools people can use to give feedback to the government; agencies also have Facebook pages and Twitter accounts, and the government recently started testing a program called Feedback USA that lets people give feedback at physical kiosks in passport agencies and Social Security Administration card centers.

South Dakota, and later Delaware, became credit card centers for the world, garnering thousands of well-paying jobs.

But in January I noticed the Clinkle website had rebranded into what was called "Treats," a pivot from phone-based wireless payments to a debit card centered around lottery-style rewards.

American Express: (800) 942-2639; on www.americanexpress.com, go to Visit Our Cards Center, then American Express Student Cards.

The stock gained 15.7% on Oct. 1, after the company said it had received three contracts worth a total of 67 million yuan ($8.9 million) to help China Construction Bank integrate its call centers in five provinces and to upgrade the bank's national credit card call center.

At the card's center, in a shallow depth of field, sat the same small black animal that was perched atop the child's gravestone.