Sentence examples for commitment to bank from inspiring English sources

Switzerland's commitment to bank secrecy is showing cracks.

China's political leaders have an iron commitment to bank reform a commitment backed with cash.

A currency union would almost certainly mean a commitment to banking and perhaps even fiscal union with the rest of the UK.

As Matthew Rothschild highlights in The Progressive, the government's current commitments to banks exceed the stock market values of those banks.

_ Bloomberg News reporters Bob Ivry, Alison Fitzgerald and Craig Torres and the late Mark Pittman for a series of stories that tracked the government's and the Federal Reserve Board's commitments to banks in bailouts worth trillions of dollars.

But the answer is to improve the research behind the rankings, not to suppress them.Second, an enfeeblement of "Doing Business" would cast doubt on Mr Kim's commitment to the bank's research.

PARIS — The three largest European countries on Tuesday solidified their commitment to direct bank taxes as part of the build-up to a summit meeting of the Group of 20 countries, where agreement on the matter is far from assured.

Some shareholders fear the bank has failed to make sufficient provisions for further losses on poorly performing loans and are reluctant to support calls to increase their commitment to the bank.

Let's not take her commitment to the bank until Ken releases footage of Barbra walking across her scorched brown gardens, singing "You don't bring me flowers any more" at the parched beds.

In all, the government's commitment to the bank has now reached the stomach-churning figure of over £55 billion.The support for Northern Rock is far larger than any likely call on taxpayers' money, which would result from losses at the bank.

"[Frank's] advice to Congresswoman waters was to 'stay out of it'--OneUnited was a Boston bank and he had a commitment to minority banks.