The analysis of the data provided by notarial operations suggests that this system of notarized credit expressed the development of non-personal credit transactions, non-conditioned by relational proximity.
A picture is worth 1,000 words and those enabling us to express ourselves visually deserve credit, so a Swiss city established a museum honoring photography and the inventors behind it.
This number is used to express an individual's credit worthiness, or how likely s/he is to repay a debt.
But Mr. Draghi also expressed concern that credit remained in short supply, and announced steps to expand lending by the European Central Bank to smaller banks, which are a crucial source of financing for small companies.
The observation that tissue specific human genes have more introns and longer intergenic sequences than broadly expressed ones lends credit to this proposition [4], [5].
However, in the case of the forestry and wood products industries, the CF is typically associated with a reduction in CO2 and expressed as a credit.
If you embrace the metaphor of the economy as a huge machine requiring the lubrication of credit, you can express it as being in danger of seizing up (in which case you are fully seized of the problem, to use diplomatic jargon).
So if you like interacting with people at all levels of education, enjoy sharing credit, and can express appreciation for everyone's contribution to the team effort, then you'll likely fit in well in industry.
MBNA today began rolling out its new American Express-branded credit card.
To O'Donnell's credit, he didn't express absolute certainty, as Matthews did.
IN HIS budget speech two months ago, George Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer, spoke of his wish for an economy based on exports and investment, expressing distaste for credit-fuelled spending.
