Sentence examples for cashable from inspiring English sources

Second, the Bank of England's "special liquidity scheme" will double in size, making at least £200 billion of readily cashable Treasury bills available for banks to swap for their less liquid assets.

Mr Lepper's deputies have signed IOUs to the party for the equivalent of $177,000, cashable if they switch sides, an unorthodox approach to party discipline that may be illegal.

Most of the readily cashable shares in personal hands are held by the richest 20% of Americans, so average families have little extra to spend.

An empire was for a short time achieved whose extent and stability enabled Alp-Arslan's and Malik-Shah's great minister, Niẓām al-Mulk (died 1092), to pay a ferryman on the Oxus River with a draft cashable in Damascus.

A letter of credit, unlike a bill of exchange, is not negotiable but is cashable only by the paying bank.

For most of that time, Duveen paid Berenson a commission (up to twenty-five per cent of the profits) on sales of B.B.-authenticated Fra Angelicos, Bellinis, and so on through the alphabet of cashable brand names to Titian and Verrocchio.

The representatives of the people were to meet to make checks cashable- a crush of spectators gathered in the Senate Chamber.

The focus on increasing visibility and supporting front-line officers means that cashable savings to date have been limited.

"While the Mobile Information Programme did not explicitly set out to deliver cashable savings, these should have followed from objectives to reduce bureaucracy, increase efficiency and contribute to better policing.

These and other deep and seemingly intractable problems are either completely ignored or barely glanced at as the authors of the report alternate between grand, un-cashable claims and pie-in-the sky proposals that have no traction because there is barely a suggestion of a road map that might lead to their realization.

In January, a report to the MPA said that dispensing with recording would enable "a time saving of approximately four minutes per input...resulting in a non-cashable saving of approximately £1,340,000 per year".