Sentence examples for enforceable credit from inspiring English sources

The company founded what it describes as the world's first globally enforceable credit model, and works only with leading universities.

Judgments — which are generally enforceable for 20 years — also appear on credit reports, preventing people from obtaining mortgages, credit or even jobs.

A hotel reservation that's guaranteed with a credit card or otherwise prepaid is "an enforceable contract," he said.

How many are enforceable?

How is that enforceable?

New capital rules from the Basel committee of rich-country bank supervisors, enforceable from 2007 at the earliest, will make them more sensitive to the true creditworthiness of their borrowers and to their own credit ratings.

Is the Kyoto protocol enforceable?

(These in turn rely on enforceable laws).

Formal pledges are legally enforceable contracts.

How enforceable is such an ordinance?

"Theirs was not an enforceable order.