Sentence examples for external credit from inspiring English sources

With a price tag of €1.55bn (£1.39bn), Gibe III was always going to require external credit.

After external credit had dried up, the government in July declared that it would at once eliminate its fiscal deficit.

Thanks to the Kirchners' quarrel with the IMF, Argentina can only raise external credit at steep interest rates.

Stanford University policies on AP and other external credit are subject to review and change on an annual basis.

Course transfer credit is subject to department evaluation and to the Office of the Registrar's external credit evaluation.

The costs of exit would be prohibitive for a small peripheral country such as Greece, which would overnight lose access to any source of external credit.

In terms of external debt, credit rating agency Moody's even gives this potential challenge a number: $112bn over the next four years.

Students may request to be moved to the graduate coterm tuition group only if they have completed 180 undergraduate units, including transfer, Advanced Placement exam, and other external test credit.

Though he acknowledged that "we have no external or domestic credit," he nevertheless promised to run a government that will carry out "a more just distribution of riches".

Namibia is excluded from trade benefits afforded to "less successful" peers, while labouring under a weak economy prey to external shocks and credit crises.

Next said it uses an "external market-leading credit scoring/credit referencing organisation" to decide whether to lend to shoppers and how much to lend them The spokesman said: "Additionally, Next uses scorecards developed by the third-party credit bureau, to determine the amount of credit a customer is offered.