If they are struggling to repay, the consumer may then find themselves on the receiving end of "harsh" debt collection practices.
The Citizens Advice analysis of logbook loan cases found that 14% had experienced harsh debt collection practices, while 28% were not treated fairly or appropriately by the lender.
When his harsh, tarty collection of 1971 was loathed on and off the catwalk, he sent her its kelly-green-dyed fox fur coats as gifts, and she wore them blithely.
New Yorkers angry about trash on their sidewalks tend to propose the obvious solutions: more litter baskets at more corners, more frequent collection, harsher fines for violators.
A case in point is the essentially rural state of Nebraska, where more than half the population is clustered in the three counties that contain the states three largest cities. Page A10 New York TO CUT DOWN ON LITTER, TRY LOSING THE TRASH CANS New Yorkers angry about trash on their sidewalks tend to propose more litter baskets at more corners, more frequent collection, harsher fines for violators.
The performance moved, first, through almost all of "Yeezus" — a collection of harsh electronic pieces.
Upon publication, "Al Aaraaf" and the other poems in Poe's collection drew harsh criticism because of how difficult it was to understand.
This trend can be seen in how our new Consumer Financial Protection Agency is taking aim at the increasingly harsh actions of loan collection businesses (hired by the government) against student defaulters.
By subjecting the laboratory yeast deletion strain collection to harsh fermentation conditions, we have uncovered the cellular processes and gene function processes necessary for fitness in this natural environment.
Rash's latest collection roams the harsh, complex history of Appalachia, from a Civil War-era tale of a farmer's wife fending off a marauder while her husband serves in the Union Army to modern-day stories about the ravages of methamphetamine addiction.
