Sentence examples for granting of credit from inspiring English sources

A major argument behind the idea of sovereign money is that money creation comes largely from the granting of credit by commercial banks.

This included a normative obligation to ensure reciprocal benefit for others who provided access to data, material and skills, and equitable granting of credit for contributions to outputs such as publications or intellectual property claims.

Prior research has reported a positive relationship between collateral and long-term debt (e.g. Bougheas et al. 2006), showing that collateral is an important determinant in the granting of credit, particularly for long-term loans conceded by financial institutions (e.g. Berger and Udell 1990).

Credit scoring is the set of decision models and their underlying techniques that aid lenders in the granting of consumer credit.

CS is a set of decision models that can help lenders in the granting of applicant credit.

He told Russian TV a letter from the IMF had been "the last straw" because the fund had linked the granting of a credit to "conditions that were absolutely unacceptable to Ukraine, such as raising the tariffs for housing and utilities, freezing wages and pensions".

Brazil supports the notion of awarding such payments for replanting in areas where forests have already been razed, but opposes the granting of such credits for "avoided deforestation" and in fact has itself passed up opportunities to take advantage of those credits itself.

First came a report from China's National Audit Office, which found that $320 million of bank funds had been diverted from several branches of the bank through "unlawful loans, off-the-books business and the unlawful granting of letters of credit and issuing bank bills".

The project was accompanied by the support of the Ministry of Labor for the creation of cooperatives, the granting of micro-credits to update commercial properties, and the dissemination of new spaces among consumers.

The Qingdao investigation will make banks more reluctant to grant letters of credit, even when legitimate, hampering imports and so weighing on prices.

The SDIs received the largest bailouts and special grants of credit from the Fed in world history.