Sentence examples for credit order from inspiring English sources
Letter of credit, order from a bank to a bank or other party abroad authorizing payment of money (up to a specified limit) to a person named in the letter.
Hernán, who hung a poster of Che during his law-school days in the early 70's, says that "once or twice" he contributed to the rebels, providing medicine, for example, or a credit order slip at the general store.
One of the unusual features about how MadBid works is that, while members have to buy credits in order to bid, one credit does not equal one bid.
In 352 bc a five-man commission was appointed to extend public credit in order to reduce private indebtedness.
But in doing so, they spared senior bondholders, who have a higher standing in the credit pecking order and lend far more to banks than the junior bondholders.
They asked Congress for "increased waiver authority, allowable work activities, availability of partial work credit" in order to "effectively serve low-income" Americans according to their states' needs.
As one agency looking for an unpaid videographer put it, "PLEASE NOTE: You must be in school and receive school credit in order to join us".
This format, whereby people need access to credit in order to purchase essentials, has been there for a long, long time.
The survey granted two points of credit in order to minimize the possibility of individual variations regarding response rate.
Katz himself must then retrieve the remaining six digits of each credit card order from Virtual Focus' server at www.vcart.com.
