Sentence examples for constitute a credit from inspiring English sources

If investors agree to such a deal of their own free will, as happened for Uruguay in 2003, it would not constitute a credit event.

That is what the International Swaps and Derivatives Association ruled at lunchtime on Thursday, when it announced that the deal to cut Greece's debt did not constitute a "credit event".

The ISDA gets to decide whether the deal to cut Greece's debt constitutes a "credit event" – effectively a default.

The panel, the "determinations committee" for Europe, decides what constitutes a "credit event" in Greece or elsewhere on the Continent.

The International Swaps and Derivatives Association is meeting on Friday to discuss whether the agreement constitutes a credit event that would trigger the swaps.

In essence, Chimerica constituted a credit line from the People's Republic to the United States that allowed Americans to save nothing and bet the house on... well, the house.

Fitch said that the company's success is so dependent on the Oracle of Omaha's ability to choose wise investments that it constitutes a credit risk not "consistent with an AAA rating".

But it wouldn't constitute a major credit event.

If the guests would each guarantee a certain amount of money, the combined pledged funds would constitute a letter of credit, which Grameen could present to banks in various countries to induce them to loan to local microfinance institutions — in larger amounts and at a lower rate than they otherwise would.

Approval of credit for a specific course does not constitute a waiver to the 18 credit limit.

Such an action would constitute a known standard setting that would credit the developer with having a security policy to protect users.