Sentence examples similar to issued cards for from inspiring English sources

Juniper, which is 98percentt owned by the Canadian bank CIBC, specializes in issuing cards for other companies, among them Frontier Airlines and Caesars Entertainment.

Second, the two firms have imposed a rule on banks wishing to use one of their brands (Visa, say) that allows them to use the other one (MasterCard), too, but bars them from issuing cards for rivals such as American Express and Discover.

"When everyone is fearful about whether they will have a job in the next year or so," said Marc G. Sczesnak, president of TD Retail Card Services, which issues cards for small and midsize retailers, "they are managing their personal balance sheets and reining in spending that is not absolutely necessary".

The ruling, which the Supreme Court refused to reconsider on appeal last fall, demolished rules set up by Visa and MasterCard forbidding banks issuing those cards to also issue cards for rivals like Amex.

Now they’re in cahoots with Visa’s fiercest competitors, issuing cards for the likes of American Express and Discover, for big retailers launching a new generation of plastic and for insurgents like RevolutionMoney.

One example use case of the new service, Lai said, would be to allow Greenhouse on behalf of recruiters to issue cards for travel and food while they are interviewing for a job.

At the extreme is Banco Cetelem, which issues cards for purchases at Brazil's equivalent of Amazon, Submarino, at 20.04 percent a month, which corresponds to an APR of 795.38percentt.

The credit card companies instituted stricter rules for issuing cards, and consumer spending plummeted briefly.

Banks typically issue cards that are valid for 60 months, so guessing the date takes at most 60 attempts.

The Queen's speech is expected to announce measures that will launch a multibillion-pound procurement of the national identity register, together with structures for issuing cards.

After huge debt write-offs, mergers and tightening standards for issuing cards, the six leading credit card companies posted a combined 2.2 trillion won in profit last year, recovering from a 7.7 trillion-won loss three years earlier.