MARIANNE ROHRLICH Correction: May 9 , 2002 Thursday A drawing credit with an article last Thursday about the court-ordered house arrest of Diana D. Brooks, the former chief executive of Sotheby's, and another with a report in the Currents column on April 25 about discounts on air-conditioners misspelled the illustrator's surname.
Afghanistan has suffered for nearly half a century and requires a renaissance and a new approach including drawing credit on its mineral resources to finance its current and development budgets.
Dick Cheney and Sarah Palin, who was so tacky that she didn't mention Obama's name in her congratulations, tried to draw credit to the Bush administration.
Had the raffle organizers wanted to award prizes not to the ticket holder but to the ticket buyer, they could have drawn credit-card slips out of a gigantic Mets cap.
In a transit location, it is best to be branded to draw credit card sales.
Whereas our sample family drops out of the housing benefit system when their gross earnings rise to about £480 a week, and tax credits at about £620 a week, they'll soon be able to continue drawing universal credit until they earn as much as £725.
At the end of last year, Mr. Charpin said, the banks were strongly discouraging customers from drawing on credit lines, as the banks feared their balance sheets could not withstand the additional strain.
At the end of last year, Mr. Charpin told The Times, the banks were strongly discouraging customers from drawing on credit lines, as the banks feared their balance sheets could not withstand the additional strain.
Pablo Ferro, a graphic designer, created the title sequence and drew the credits by hand.
"We believe WorldCom's lead banks may refuse to honor additional requests to draw down credit lines and that negotiations over new, securitized credit lines are likely to falter," said Dan Reingold, an analyst at Credit Suisse First Boston.
