Sentence examples for credit card case from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jasper said the government was unfairly trying to buttress a weak credit card case with unproven allegations about terrorism.

Richard Jasper Jr., Mr. Marri's lawyer in the credit card case, emphasized that Mr. Marri had not been charged with any crime related to terrorism.

[D1.] Ruling Issued in Credit Card Case Visa and MasterCard must end their practice of barring member banks from distributing rivals' credit cards, a federal judge ruled in a decision that will most likely benefit American Express and Morgan Stanley.

[C3.] Utah Bank Becomes Entangled in Credit Card Case A small bank in Utah that focuses on credit card payments is the latest firm to become entangled in the controversy over a security breach that has put the information of 40 million cardholders at risk for fraud.

High-profile data breaches like the Target credit card case have shown cybersecurity is an area where reform is needed, but simply making it easier to allow companies to share threat information won't go far enough.

Short positions could be entered into at current market price and, if market conditions continue to deteriorate, held until the next support line around $140/share, which was established in late December and subsequently confirmed on Feb. 4. Adding to the short credit card case, consumer debt is maturing at an exponential pace.

Since then, courts have been flooded with thousands of new foreclosures, credit card cases and other lawsuits driven by economic hardship.

Below them, behind glass, were wallets ($83), small zip cases ($29), plus datebooks, notebooks and credit card cases in Paul Smith's signature multicolored variegated stripes.

The credit card cases, some judges say, are like the one-act plays of the recession, not as complex as the dramas of foreclosure, but concise and gripping.

Nearly every day, the civil courts in New York and other big cities are jammed with credit card cases — people who were given limits of $500, and found that interest rate hikes and late fees quickly pushed their debts to several thousand dollars.

The commissioner of internal revenue, Charles O. Rossotti, said today that "hundreds" of credit card cases had been identified for civil audit or criminal prosecution since the investigation began in October 2000.