Sentence examples for credit guidelines from inspiring English sources

Credit guidelines for the Independent Activities Period are approved by the Office of the Dean for Undergraduate Education.

In recent years, lenders, with Wall Street's blessing, routinely waived their own credit guidelines, and the exceptions often became the rule.

"The subprime business is a growing business," agreed Melissa Cohn of the Manhattan Mortgage Company, which has an office in Freehold, "because, for one thing, 'A' lenders are now using more restrictive credit guidelines.

And, in January, 2007, in an e-mail cited in the S.E.C. complaint, McMurray, the chief risk officer, wrote to Sieracki that Countrywide's credit guidelines were "wider than they have ever been".

"Instead of promoting the foundations for sound financial development," the World Bank's report cautioned, "the state has interfered extensively and directly in allocating resources through administrative and price controls, guarantees, credit guidelines, pervasive ownership of financial institutions and regulatory policies".

But "they haven't loosened any credit guidelines to make it available to more people than what is currently available," he said, adding, "Banks want the 10-to-20-percent 10-to-20-percent 10-to-20-percent 10-to-20-percent

The lawsuit seeks class-action status, alleging that Citibank deliberately adopted "hyper-technical and misleading payment crediting guidelines" to make it difficult for consumers to avoid fees for late payments, according to court documents.

In recent weeks, the roundtable has compiled a "wrong" list, with two dozen rules to overhaul or repeal, including executive compensation disclosure and credit rating guidelines.

Mr Rhodes said the report showed Mr Hyde had breached force credit card guidelines on 50% of his card uses.

But those credit score guidelines don't tell the whole story.

Unlike live-action television writers, who are guild members, cartoon writers do not enjoy such benefits as tough rules on credits, strict guidelines on payments for writing scripts on speculation and, most of all, residual payments when cartoons are rebroadcast.