Sentence examples for charging of interest from inspiring English sources

A Genucian law of 342 bc (named after Genucius, tribune of that year) temporarily suspended the charging of interest on loans.

Yet Islam prohibits the charging of interest.

The Taliban abolished the charging of interest on the ground that it violated Islamic principles.

The Qurʾān, the sacred scripture of Islam, forbids the charging of interest, and consequently the practice is outlawed in some Muslim countries.

In the world of finance that translates into a ban on speculation (or gharar) and on the charging of interest (riba).

But in practice it has led most Islamic financial products to eschew the payment or charging of interest, so sukuk and Islamic mortgages must be structured differently from traditional bonds and mortgages.

However, Calvin allowed the charging of modest interest rates on loans.

Niall Cooper, the national coordinator of the campaign, said: "It is pretty disgraceful because they are charging that level of interest.

Into Mr King's shoes, in charge of interest-rate policy, steps Rachel Lomax, a high-octane civil servant now running the Department of Transport.

A central government would be left in charge of interests such as defending the borders and distributing oil revenues.

Deutsche has an especially nasty history of clashing with U.S. and European regulators, and in 2015 agreed to a payout of $2.2 billion to settle charges of interest-rate rigging here and abroad.