Sentence examples for credit groups from inspiring English sources
There are health committees, water committees, farmers groups and credit groups at the village level, and Amref (and its partners) will be working with all of them.
For extra credit, groups may create an exhibit for a "living museum," developing characters for extended role plays, costumes, props, and scripts to help depict key scenes in the story of how their symbol came to represent American freedom.
Informal credit groups have been operating in many countries for several years.
Allen ([2006]) observed that the number of women entrepreneurs' participating in the informal credit groups in most of African countries was much higher than that of male entrepreneurs.
Along with activity in community projects is involvement in civic rituals (such as fellowship associations, rotating credit groups, extended family gatherings, secret societies, hunting groups, village watch groups, and civil militia groups) that have face-to-face meetings.
They credit groups like Save Our Schools Kentucky and Kentucky 120 United, which has created regional Facebook groups to connect teachers across the state.
Despite its success, Drew's group — the bond traders in New York and the credit group based mostly in London — clashed.
The data comes a week before the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development's (OECD's) export credit group is due to meet in Paris to discuss banning export finance for coal.
After moving up the ranks in the bank's corporate side of the business and after being promoted to Vice President in 1974, he joined the firm's fledgling municipal credit group in 1977.
The mispricings occurred in Credit Suisse's structured credit group in London and led to a $2.65 billion write-down in February, a week after the bank reported its full-year results.
A dramatic estimate of the decline during the holiday season was made by SpendingPulse, part of the MasterCard credit group, which calculated that luxury-goods spending between November 1st and December 24th 2008 was down 34% year-on-year.
