Sentence examples for govern credit from inspiring English sources

But they plan to charge the man under provisions that govern credit card fraud because the country does not have laws for cybercrime.

It may get accelerated by Congress before that, but passed by the Office of Thrift and Supervision, National Credit Union Association, and who am I forgetting, the Fed, all three regulatory bodies that govern credit cards.

The S.E.C., which governs credit default swaps on single-name issuers, allows the practice.

Among them are rules governing credit card use by anyone under 21 years old.

Even before the downgrade, Congress was pressing regulators to finish rules governing credit ratings and the rating agencies.

Moreover, lawmakers say they will propose that rules governing credit bureaus and medical companies are extended to data-collection firms.

Jim Sluzewski, a spokesman for Macy's, said the company abided "by regulations governing credit and collection activities".

The agency will have broad autonomy to write and enforce rules governing credit cards, mortgages and other such loans.

Nevertheless, Mr. Banga, 50, is taking over MasterCard as it faces huge challenges, from new rules governing credit and debit cards in the United States to nimble new rivals offering online and wireless transactions.

The financial overhaul bill signed into law in July gives the new bureau and its leader broad autonomy to write and enforce rules governing credit cards, mortgages and other such loans.

"What they proposed is a significant set of rules governing credit card practices and overdraft protection". In the past, the agencies have regulated the industry by forcing card issuers to better disclose terms and conditions to customers.