Sentence examples for inappropriate credit from inspiring English sources

Under the old regime, some foreign bank managers were given free holidays on luxury tourist resorts on the islands, he said, which might have made it "hard for those managers to subsequently turn down risky or inappropriate credit requests".

This gives inappropriate credit to what is really a lateral move, and the requested name change might defend against it.

"You express a concern about speculation, the inappropriate use of credit and risks that it may expose to the financial system".

It is important to correct errors, whether they are inadvertent or deliberate, because they can lead to inappropriate allocation of credit, waste researchers' time and resources, and may even put patients at risk.

Recent scandals — JPMorgan's $6 billion London trading loss, an HSBC money laundering scandal that resulted in a $1.9 billion settlement, and inappropriate sales of credit-card protection insurance that resulted, on Thursday, in a $2 billion settlement by British banks — suggest that the largest banks are also too big to manage, control and regulate.

Complainants said that the sponsorship credit was "inappropriate" and "belittled" the serious issues being dealt with in the film's content.

"Honest accidents and mistakes" led to the inappropriate charges on the campaign credit card, Kasper said.

But given that the automaker "misrepresented the emissions and mileage capabilities" of its cars, the tax credit "may have been inappropriate," he said.

"So blaming individuals for poor health or crediting them for good health is inappropriate".

Critics argue that the government's decision to pay buyers of A.I.G. credit insurance in full and across the board was an inappropriate use of taxpayer money.

The service she sells sends subscribers regular credit reports so they can find out if someone has made inappropriate charges.