Sentence examples for cards was designed from inspiring English sources

Michelle Stanistreet told the Leveson inquiry on Thursday that Dacre's idea of a new system of press cards was designed to absolve editors of potential wrongdoing and "akin to the licensing of journalists".

But unlike cash (ornate, flimsy), the earliest credit cards were designed with practicality in mind.

MOST debit cards are designed to look like credit cards, down to the Visa or MasterCard logo, and they are accepted by nearly all the same merchants.

And U.F.C. cards are designed as hours-long entertainments, on the assumption that fans are nearly as interested in the opening bouts as in the main event.

The cards are designed to be inserted into a host of other devices, including TVs, digital video recorders (DVRs) and computers.

Most of these cards are designed to make up for a year of neglect, so there is a nervous, defensive tone about the messages.

An NGOnista wanting to get in now needs her photo-ID accreditation and one of these extra cards, and since supply of the extra cards is designed to fall far below demand, there should be fewer people in the building.

Why has it taken America so long to adopt the anti-fraud measures that continental consumers have used for years?Chip-and-PIN credit cards are designed to reduce fraud.

A Sim cards were designed to be swappable, so the cheapest solution would be to swap the cards in the devices, and use a nano to micro sim adaptor (available for a few pounds from Amazon, etc) to fit the sim into the larger socket of the iPhone 4S.

But now she is taking cover from a convoluted political affair involving ministers' use of their corporate credit cards.When introduced by the previous government, ministerial credit cards were designed to cut down on paperwork for spending on small items and to increase openness.

Smart cards are designed to be tamper resistant.