Sentence examples for credit enforcement from inspiring English sources

You will only see it if you check the register, or keep an eye on the section of its website dedicated to credit enforcement action.

Nigel Cates, head of credit enforcement for the OFT, says one of the regulator's frustrations is that it can take years from the point of deciding to revoke a licence to getting through the appeal process to stopping a firm lending.

In October, the OFT's head of credit enforcement Nigel Cates told my colleague Jill Insley of the frustrations of deciding to revoke a licence, then watching as a firm that knows it will be closing doing everything it can to maximise profits.

Until now legal technicalities and credit enforcement principles have prevailed over the alleviation of human suffering and global inequality, but since the financial bubble burst there is a growing opinion that unregulated speculation is not only unfair but also bad for business in general.

He credits law enforcement agencies: "Tonight because of their determined efforts we've closed an important chapter in this tragedy.

Environment Minister Izabella Teixeira called the figures the "lowest of the low" and credited government enforcement efforts, including cutting off loans to deforesters.

Credit tougher law enforcement and improved highway and vehicle construction, officials say.

The F.H.A. "has weathered the storm of the recent economic and housing crisis by taking the most aggressive and sweeping actions in its history to reform risk management, credit policy, lender enforcement and consumer protections," Shaun Donovan, the secretary of housing and urban development, said in a statement.

These classifications may affect many aspects of life including credit, employment, law enforcement, higher education, and pricing.

More problems arise with identity and reputation management, debt enforcement, credit scoring, access to financial products like insurance and even savings.

"That's a credit to law enforcement and, I suspect, a citizenry that takes its Second Amendment seriously".