Sentence examples for credit procured from inspiring English sources
So Vahabzadeh rented vans, hired drivers, got commercial vanpool insurance, a gasoline line of credit, procured parking, built a basic website, and started taking credit card payments — all within a few months.
In order to solve the challenge, participants were allowed to spend credits to procure data generated in silico.
In particular, the difficulty that African Americans and other minorities have had do have–in procuring credit has hampered the spread of ownership.
Cybercriminals grew so bold that they formed two online clearinghouses that served their every need, offering online tutorials, want ads and a store that sold virtually anything that could be procured illegally online, including credit card numbers — the mainstay — and hacking tools.
Finally, the company has procured a $10,000 line of credit (not shown on financial statements) that will be used if necessary to cover unforeseen expenses or opportunities.
She also took credit for helping to procure $140 million annually in the foreign aid budget for micro-credit, or small-enterprise loans, to help poor women around the world.
On credit insurance, which offers financial protection to suppliers when selling their goods to a retailer, he added: "RAL was promised assistance by SPG/Taveta/Arcadia in procuring trade credit insurance.
"Look at his credits!" As I wandered by, I couldn't help wondering if they were new hires, procured for a cheap rate, or had stuck with their employer through the good and the bad, like a long-suffering wife.
They procured the management expertise and media exposure needed to revive Mr Yeltsin's flagging campaign, and took credit afterwards for his victory.
Sticking plasters were procured.
